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- Wind in their calves - Round the world hike & fly adventure | Kortel Design
- My 1st World Cup … by Jonas Laplace | Kortel Design
- A Tale of Harnesses and Bike Saddles … | Kortel Design
- An Epic Bastille Day: 342 km and 307 km flights | Kortel Design
- Mathéo on reconnaissance in Langtang
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- « Be the Change » - Laetitia Roux & Kortel Design
- 530 km fixed goal world record - Rafael Saladini
- 2020 French Paragliding Championships - Reunion Island | Kortel Design
- A Plea for Refuge – The Film | Kortel Design
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- Crossing the Andes Cordillera by Antoine GIRARD
- Damien Lacaze prepares for the PWCA Superfinal | Kortel Design
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Technical reflections
- Thinking about ... back protectors
- Reflection on … connectors
- Thoughts on Connector Strength and Safety Standards | Kortel Design
- Thinking about ... the steering position
- Thoughts on Paragliding Harness Comfort | Kortel Design
- Guide to Reserve Parachute Packing and Installation | Kortel Design
- Thoughts about ... the speedbar
- Reflection on the rescue parachutes ...
- T-Bone Link: Why and How to Use Soft Links? | Kortel Design
- Thoughts on Lightweight Paragliding Gear | Kortel Design
- How to adjust your harness General information)?
- Harness Pre-Flight Inspection Guide | Kortel Design
- Why and when should you switch to a harness ?
- What Makes a Good Paragliding Harness? | Kortel Design
- Addressing Buckle-Up Failure in Paragliding | Kortel Design
- Birth of a harness, the Kanibal Race II
- Thoughts on Paragliding Harness Aerodynamics | Kortel Design
- Thoughts on Pod Harnesses | Kortel Design
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Technical reflections
Krisis Karré – Conical parachute pod
Krisis Karré – Conical parachute pod
The Krisis Karré conical pod for paragliding harnesses has a flat, conical shape and rounded corners. Tests have shown that this design allows it to be removed from the rescue compartment of the harness much more quickly and with less effort than cube-shaped, compressed-volume wind containers.
The conical pod of the Krisis Karré has a separate area for the canopy lines. This is advantageous for safe storage inside the harness and controlled deployment in emergency situations. Only when the lines are taut is the canopy released and opened quickly and in a controlled manner. This minimises the risk of entanglement between the paraglider and the reserve parachute. The zips are made of rubber strands with a textile coating. They are much more durable than conventional rubber closures.
Accessories
Krisis Karré conical rescue pod