CloudSurfers Wingsuit School

03/03/2023

Saisonstart!

02/01/2023

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGHHK7VRSy4

World Champion Wingsuit Team FLB offers aerial cinematography, stunts and high quality coaching catering to all experience levels.​With a broad resume of com...

10/07/2022

Coaching Maxim Gerasimenko at Skydive Paranodon Illertissen Great progress!

15/04/2022

Cruisin’

20/03/2022

Wingsuit 4ways at Skydive Paranodon Illertissen . Freak3 playing with Swift and Phantoms

09/08/2021

Goals?

Crucifix anyone? Ryan Blunk, Alex Tran and Craig Lambton in their Rafale 21s while Brad Geary and Luca Ferreira under their wings showing pretty much how it's done.

Nice one boys!

27/06/2021

Der erste neue Wingsuit Pilot der Saison. Glückwunsch Andreas!

14/06/2021

Wenn schon außenlanden, dann nicht auf einem Fussballfeld während eines Spiels - wie man im Video sieht, erhält man sonst eine gelbe Karte 😃

24/05/2021

Crazy skills

Swiss National Wingsuit Team 'FlyLikeBrick'' is preparing for the 2021 World Championships, to be held coming August in Tanay, Russia. The flying on display ...

25/03/2021

Scary...throw you pilot chute “like a man”...

Keep An Eye Out: Pilot-Chute Hesitation

This jumper experienced a pilot-chute hesitation during a wingsuit first flight, and the pilot chute danced around in the jumper’s burble for a second or two before finding clean air. This occurred because the jumper neglected to throw the pilot chute (which was equipped with an extra-long bridle recommended for wingsuiting) and instead simply released it. Fortunately, the pilot chute eventually caught clean air and the main canopy deployed normally.

Effortless throws can lead to minor issues such as deployment delays (as in this case) or serious high-speed malfunctions (such as the bridle wrapping around the pilot chute and preventing it from catching air). Jumpers often become complacent about their pilot chute throw, even though it is a life-saving action. Vigorously throwing the pilot chute on every jump (especially on a wingsuit jump, where the suit creates a larger-than-normal burble) will vastly reduce the chance of experiencing one of these dangerous malfunctions.

Photo by Alex Swindle

17/03/2021

Lesenswert!

Wingsuits add massive amounts of potential to skydives. A wingsuit flyer is able to fly farther and at much higher horizontal speeds than is possible on any other type of jump. A wingsuit flyer can fly a vertical head-down trajectory at 200 mph or flatten out and travel for five-plus miles … or do...

31/12/2020

Happy new wingsuiting year !