SlopeJunkies

YOYOYOYO.. ive been doing lots of flying recently so will try and make some sort of supreme effort on keeping this page updated. Also news about Martin! he has been found, and now works mining slate in a pit in Somerset. He is planning his big return in 2 years time. Now thats planning for you!

I have been forced to fly with Dave Rumpster Rumble. Which has its +'s and -'s. One of which just slightly out weighs the other. Im gonna dump a few pics on here and tidy it up sometime in the future. I hope to keep the gliders review bit up together on the right too... 

These pics are 2025 fresh, all at a recent Roundway Hill trip.

My all moulded Robbe ASG29. Taken a few flights to get sorted. 4.4meters, 6.5kgs. Goes really well. About the right size for scale slope gliders i think. not to big that your sweating your bits off getting it to the slope.

Below Dave doing what he does well, launch master. In this case the maiden of Malcoms Alpenbrise Rather nice 4m beast. Flew impeccably and getting popular on the slopes. I can see why!

A happy chap above, Flew really well. No vices. You point it somewhere and it goes to somewhere. It does this very efficiently. unlike Dave.

I really liked this one. Paritech DG600. very little wing flex on this, had the pleasure of flying it around for 10 mins. Super cool, really did well in the contrary lift. Another one of Malcolms he bought recently. Ive told him i want first dibs! Looks super cool with very high aspect ratio wings. I had a little damp spot in my pants after flying it i have to admit.

This is the new take off gear Paritech installs for slope flying. Built in legs.

Few quids worth above, unlike below!

More on the mini Elipse later, brilliant little 60" beast i found for £50. Not to be out done Dave bought one for £100 which came with a snazzy bag! well i poo poo on your snazzy bag as mine can carry ballast, unlike Daves🤣