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Make the first flights with a new paraglider at a site that you use regularly and when
meteorological conditions are favourable. Be aware that your new paraglider may have
different characteristics from anything you have flown or trained with. Ensure that you
allow adequate space for the landing approach.
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When flying always wear helmet and gloves, as well as suitable shoes and clothing.
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Always make sure that the wind direction and speed as well the general meteorological
situations are within the pilot's capabilities and favour safe flight.
Please read this manual carefully and thoroughly.
By the purchase of this equipment, you are responsible for being a certified paraglider pilot and you
accept all risks
Improper use or misuse of paragliding equipment greatly increases these risks.
Neither Airdesign nor the seller of Airdesign equipment shall be held liable for personal or third
party injuries or damages under any circumstances.
If any aspect of the use of our equipment remains unclear, please contact your local
paragliding instructor, Airdesign dealer or the Airdesign importer in your country.
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The EAZY way of flying...
All of us at AirDesign love flying and we hope that by providing appropriate equipment we can
help beginner pilots share our passion. This is why we have developed the EAZY, a glider
specifically designed for newcomers to paragliding. Thanks to its maximum security and
impressive performance for an EN A class glider, the EAZY will guarantee long-term fun, not
only while you learn the basics but also afterwards as you start to extend your boundaries.
During development we focussed our attention on the requirements of student pilots. We
worked closely with a number of flying schools and this allowed us understand and analyse
their specific needs and the needs of their students. The result is that we designed the EAZY to
be as easy and fun as possible!
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
inherent with paragliding activities including injury and death.
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