Protrack
PRO-TRACK™ is the most advanced, user friendly, and accessible audible altimeter/electronic logbook/freefall computer available to skydivers.
PRO-TRACK™ has everything you would ever want in an audible altimeter.

Precision Stitching
They provide CAD/CAM fabrication services from prototyping to full production and have 4 different specialists Retail SItes as well as a rigging service . Ray Armstrong has been stitching me back together for over ten years now and has saved my arse a few to many times when I have been a total numpty packing my main, cheers dude.

Wings EXT

The Wings EXT series is specifically designed for taller jumpers. If you fly small (under 120 square foot) high performance mains but like the security of a larger reserve the EXT might be for you. For me I'm jumping a Stiletto 135 with a PD 143r which is the biggest canopy set for the EXT

Symbiosis Suits
For the past 2 decades Symbi Suits have been up there at the cutting edge of development in Skydiving suit design and fashion. They build ‘state of the art’ jumpsuit's for skydivers of every experience level in every discipline from 1st time student and fun jumper to National Champion and World record holder.

AAD Vigil
The skydivers guardian angel, the Vigil has Unique patented time calculation giving high accuracy opening. A Patented cutter device (circular knife) cuts the reserve loop twice. Special flexible connecting wires make it easy to install in all rigs. Its Battery is molded in epoxy (no leakage possible) and the unit can resist to a water immersion of 0.5 meter for at least 30 minute. With a life expectancy of 20 years and three modes available in one device PRO - STUDENT - TANDEM all this means it offers a competitive price and a low total owner cost.

In 2007 I decide to have another go at Camera Flying, I had tried nearly 10 years ago with little or no success, back then I had the usual protec helmet modified up with plate of aluminum. The strapping on that helmet just did not do the job and after entering into free fall it would start to slide around meaning aiming the thing became impossible. After about five goes at filming the sky or ground with the occasional shot of someone else I gave up.

This time round I wanted to go for the Chin Cup /full face type of helmet, now having spent a bit of money on camera gear back then I didn't want to spend a fortune only to give up after 5 jumps, so this time I turned to ebay.co.uk After a few months I had a complete system for less than £500, now just have to learn how to use it!