List of products by brand GIN

Reference: P0013

Brand: GIN

Bobcat GIN - Harnais speedflying

Independent thigh loops without seat plate. Shoulder straps slide through the front cross straps for more precise piloting.> Safe T-bar.

Reference: P912

Brand: GIN

Bolero 7 GIN

Ever since its first version in 1999, the Bolero has provided a solid foundation for thousands of pilots to develop their skills—from the first steps on the training slopes to soaring effortlessly amongst the clouds.

Reference: P324

Brand: GIN

Brake handle GIN

Reference: P80048

Brand: GIN

Coccon GIN MULTI ACTIVITE UNIVERSEL

Reference: P304L

Brand: GIN

Combinaison WINDY LIGHT GIN

Reference: P790

Brand: GIN

Container externe YETI 35/40 + autres marques

The X-Lite rescue deck is a light, front-mounted rescue container that is suitable for both hike ’n fly and also for longer XC flying.

Reference: P935

Brand: GIN

copy of Pegasus GIN

Engineered to take you farA perfect choice for your first paramotor wing, the Pegasus is engineered to optimise safety, comfort and handling, while offering the versatility to take you far.

Reference: P888

Brand: GIN

copy of The wing Vantage of GIN

The Vantage is an easy intermediate paramotoring wing certified LTF 23-05. The Vantage is a classical paraglider design and has great stability under power with agile handling. Performance is very good compared to the EN B level of security.

Reference: P004

Brand: GIN

Freeride GIN

Follow the innovation with GIN...The Freeride harness is the reversible harness / rucksack of choice for experienced and expert speedriders. Lighter and less bulky than its predecessor, it is perfectly suited to off-piste and wild area use.

Reference: P337

Brand: GIN

Gin accélérateur classic

Reference: P989

Brand: GIN

GIN Aile biplace Fuse3

The Fuse 3 is a tandem paraglider for professionals who demand maximum efficiency, reliability and also flying pleasure.

Reference: P003

Brand: GIN

GIN Bobcat (voile seule)

Speedflying, a new flying concept - Speedflying is flying fast downhill.The concept has evolved from speedriding, the fast mountain descent under a speedglider launched on skis.