Nemo - recreational allrounder
Nemo is a modern paraglider/paramotor wing with good performance and a big safety margin.
It is dedicated for the use of novice pilots, but is capable of motorised flight, winching and instruction as well. Nemo has passed AFNOR Standard certificate.

Launch
All you have to do is to pull slightly on the A risers. Especially on tow launch your effort is minimal - the wing comes over your head by itself, even when not pulled to the limit.

Handling
As a beginner's wing should be, Nemo is indifferent to rapid or excessive steering inputs. With full brake and weightshift it follows your mind, without being too eager. Applying only the brake produces wide and easy turns. While thermalling, the wing remains solid, and on glides the speed-system works pretty efficiently.

Performance
In flight you will be surprised by the glide ratio, excellent among leisure paramotor wings & paragliders.

Construction
The simplicity of the rigging makes the pre-flight procedures fast and easy. The canopy features simplified v-cells and Velcro-closed tips for removing litter from inside the wing.

Manual Download
NEMO (English version) *pdf (3071 kB)

Marlin - a dedicated training wing
You are learning to fly. You are a part of an organised group, but it still takes up a lot of your time because there is much waiting for proper weather conditions. With too much wind you can't control your paraglider, pulling you up and around. The instructor has to call a break since it's no good neither for you nor the canopy.

If only the winds were lighter... but there is nothing you can do about that. Or is it? What if you could find a much smaller wing, behaving much as a standard one, yet safe to launch in these conditions? And not causing such a stress when draggled through pools and mud nearby? We have such a wing for you and your instructor.
It's called MARLIN - a dedicated training wing.

Marlin is a small training wing dedicated exclusively for ground handling exercises. You can't fly this wing, much less doing any aerobatics.
Due to its small area Marlin stays remarkably calm in thermal gusts, so you don't need any special assistance while training launches in strong conditions. You can safely go exercising even at a 12 m/s wind, so the effectivity of training the launches is increased up to 30%, depending on local weather conditions.

The Marlin behaves much as a standard free-flying paraglider. The aerofoil used gives the wing a slight reflex behaviour, so it has no tendency to overshoot while launching in strong winds. The risers and rigging is identical to "real" paragliders in order to grow correct habits.

Still the Marlin requires from the students proper concentration and right inputs, so the trainees will almost instantly be able to cope with bigger paragliders.

Testimonials

"The wind today was 16+ kmh, a bit strong for the ReAction. Got the Marlin out the bag and it fly's great a absolute must for all training schools and for pilots frustrated by those windy non flying days. Being so small it attracted a lot of interest from the other club members. So after a full day of flying and demonstrating the Marlin I have three club members that want to do their full training to PPG pilot.
Marlin gets my thumbs up and I think all schools should be using them, even from the safety aspect of the new student."

Clive Bunce