One size
- Harness weight (kg)
- 3.24
- Pilot height (cm)
- 160–185
- A (mm)
- 700
- B (mm)
- 390
- C (mm)
- 380
- D (mm)
- 385–575
- E (mm)
- 450
- F (mm)
- 430
“The comfort and safety of a full feature harness for half the weight”.
“Just flip the harness inside out, throw in your glider and you are ready to go”.
Unlike other convertibles: “full-size seat plate for maximum comfort and weight shift control”.
| Datasheet | One size |
|---|---|
| Harness weight (kg) | 3.24 |
| Pilot height (cm) | 160–185 |
| A (mm) | 700 |
| B (mm) | 390 |
| C (mm) | 380 |
| D (mm) | 385–575 |
| E (mm) | 450 |
| F (mm) | 430 |
It is designed for pilots on the move who want the comfort and protection of a fully equipped harness at roughly half the weight.
Turn the harness inside out, place the paraglider inside and it is ready to carry.
Based on its successful predecessor, ChairBag V was improved in the materials, geometry, comfort and in-flight behaviour.
The harness turns inside out and becomes the rucksack you carry the wing in. So you do not need a separate pack sack. At launch you turn it back and fly with it — saving weight and one piece of equipment.
One size, designed for 160 to 185 cm. The measurements: back length 700 mm, seat length 390 mm, seat width 380 mm, supported back length 450 mm, hang-point height 430 mm. The carabiner spacing ranges from 385 to 575 mm.
2.95 kg for the harness plus 290 g for the Polycomb seat plate — 3.24 kg together. For a fully equipped reversible harness with seat plate that is a good figure; a pure lightweight harness like the Hike, however, weighs a third of that.
None — and that is not a defect but a common mix-up. EN classes A to D describe the flight behaviour of paraglider canopies under EN 926-2. Harnesses are tested to their own standard (EN 1651), which covers the attachment, strength and the protector. If someone offers you a harness as "EN-A", it is mislabelled. The actual test documents for this model are available as downloads.
No. Harness and reserve are ordered separately, and that makes sense: the reserve must match the suspended weight, the container the packing volume of the reserve. Tell us which rescue system you want to install — we will check in advance whether container and canopy fit together.