Testing New Canopy Sabre3 210

[@charlesschwab3060]

From the factory, the brakes were way out of adjustment. I had to wrap the steering lines around my hands twice to get a proper flare. Rigger made an adjustment and now she goes into a fast spin and full arm lock with toggles. Parachute has a very strong flare.

[@mtnman1]

I’m on a Sabre 3, 230 right now and love it. Thinking about placing my order for the 210 sooner than later so I can have it next season.

[@charlesschwab3060]

Not a bad idea. It can easily take 4 months or more for a custom color wing.

[@mtnman1]

@@charlesschwab3060 Yup, 14-20 weeks as of this morning.

[@marcelolucchesi9599]

Hey, thanks for the video. Whats your weight and wingload there please? I got a new Sabre 3 210, but my weight put me into the Advanced category (1,14 WL) , so wondering (and concerned) how would the fly, flare and land would be. I currently fly a student 240 cannopy at 75 jumps.

[@charlesschwab3060]

I weight about 210 so got it win loaded 1:1. Just my opinion but I feel the Sabre 3 is easy to land. Once you find that sweet spot of exactly when to flare, she planes out pretty good and and then I extend my arms fully for the second stage to stand her up every time. I just bought a Fluid Wings Nexus and I feel it is much harder to land than the Sabre 3.