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Paragliding demands high responsibility. Prudence and risk-awareness are basic requirements for safe practice. Carelessness can lead to critical situations.
Safety notices are issued for defects affecting products. They contain instructions for inspection and rectification of possible faults.
GIN Gliders website provides additional information on the Yeti UL front container, manual updates, and other paragliding issues.
Protection of environment, safety, and quality are GIN Gliders' basic values, influencing all company actions and customer awareness.
Paragliding demands high responsibility. Prudence and risk-awareness are basic requirements for safe practice.
Safety notices are issued for defects and contain instructions for inspection and rectification of possible faults.
Use of the Yeti UL front container is at the pilot's own risk. Pilots are responsible for ensuring equipment airworthiness and observing regulations.
The Yeti UL front container must be operated within specified limits. Exceeding them includes flying in rain, fog, snow, or extreme temperatures.
The Yeti UL front container is compatible with most harnesses and rescues, available in sizes S and M.
The Yeti UL front container package includes the container, rescue handle, and Y-Rescue bridle.
Rescue installation should be performed by a competent person. Failure to pack or connect correctly may cause severe injury or death.
Perform a test deployment from a simulator to verify installation. Repack rescue parachutes at least every 150 days.
Check the strap length connecting the rescue handle to the inner container for proper extraction without excessive slack.
Connect rescue with a handshake-knot or a rated carabiner. Ensure the knot is tight to prevent deployment failure.
Close the cockpit by passing the container strap through the plastic buckle of the rescue bridle on each side.
Place rescue, insert paracords into loops, pass through base flap, and secure with handle pins and rubber bands.
Connect rescue bridles to the main carabiners. Use color-coded webbing connections on harnesses for safe and easy attachment.
Check deployment handle strap length. Ensure the reserve can be extracted without danger. Perform a test deployment after packing.
GIN prides itself on product quality and rectifying issues attributable to manufacturing faults. Contact your dealer for support.
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General| Category | Safety Equipment |
|---|---|
| Sizes | 25, 30, 35 |
| Descent rate (EN) Size 25 | 5.2 m/s |
| Material | Nylon |
| Area Size 25 | 25 m² |
| Area Size 30 | 30 m2 |
| Weight | Varies by size |
| Load Capacity | Varies by size |
| Area Size 35 | 35 m² |
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