Southern Utah Paramotor gathering part 3!

[@brunodesousa3772]

Thank you for the video series Ripman. Big improvement on most launches from 1-3!

[@jerrydelyea5820]

I always love your vids like this. So fun to watch. Especially when you’re commentating 🙂. Reminds me of watching peeps launch during pg comps back in the day. ✌️👋🇨🇦

[@ripmanridin7092]

😬

[@cbrownohio]

Thank you for always posting one of the most challenging aspects of flying: takeoffs and landings. Great education and chance to learn the importance of technique and timing. Appreciate the work.

[@charliewalsh9247]

Awesome bro 😀

[@adaltianno]

0:17 Pac-Man!

[@austinflagg]

I think I speak for everyone when I say you should do more live commentary in these videos, every comment I hear in the videos from you makes me laugh!

[@ripmanridin7092]

Done!

[@MikeSparamotor]

Not as much carnage by this video. Guess anybody who still had flyable equipment left by day 3 were getting the hang of it 😁

[@BuzZzKiller]

Those high altitude launches can be a serious workout! At that altitude jumping into the seat too early can be especially risky. It took me almost two years (and 3 busted props) to break that habit myself. Did blue velocity guy ever get in the air?

[@ripmanridin7092]

True story.......not that day..........15 failed attempts!

[@artoodeetoo3064]

The sun ruined your focus damn near every time huh. Could almost tell it was annoying you hahaha. Looked like a good time.

[@bobmacfly1207]

Hooty Hoo!

[@adaltianno]

Will there be a Part 4?! Will The Saga continue?

[@ripmanridin7092]

Yes there will be a part 4!

[@CalebJohnsonlivingca]

Looks like mostly everyone is getting acclimated (excluding some newbies still learning).

[@dgatyahoo]

what was the altitude at the fly-in? it certainly looked like it was harder to get going and a lot more running than usual.

[@ripmanridin7092]

5000

[@Flyswamper]

Nice

[@ChrisJewell7333]

Don’t think I’ve ever seen so many failed launches I’m assuming a lot of newer pilots look like 3 to 4 mile an hour winds not much help there

[@ripmanridin7092]

5000' altitude........motors not making as much power.......tuning needed!

[@jonalanmartin4078]

The altitude was getting most of them..and winds were switching too..Friday morning the air was just swirling all over