Freeflying Suits

[akurtom 0]

I've been seriously freeflying for about a year now. During the winter, I wear a pair of Michigan Pants and a long sleeve. During the summer, I jump with just shorts and a long sleeve. I am looking to invest in a freefly suit. I am a tall thin man that has found it easier to fly with as little drag as possible. Any freeflyers out there have an suggestions as to what type of suit I should invest in. Currently I am debating between a Freak'n Suit and a Ouragon suit. Any suggestions or tips would be greatly appreciated.

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[Paige 0]

Check out the reviews here

I suggest Ouragan Suits for a nice fit with little drag, not to mention the custom anything you want!

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[benforde 0]

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I am looking to invest in a freefly suit.

I am not sure one could consider a FFsuit as an investment but, in any case the European companies have the overall tightest fit, thinking of Sonic, BoogieMan and Matter... they are more expensive than the others but are built to last, very sturdy not like many other companies that have bad stitching that blows, cheap fabric that wears and tears after a 100 jumps... I recommend asking the people with the falling apart suits what brand those are, and going for the ones that look like new after 1000 jumps and many crashes and washes...

I own Sonic FF pants and would order more of than brand anyday—it's bullet proof stuff.... 4 or 5 hundred jumps and not a stitch out... they are in Empuria Brava in Spain.

I can think of a few crap companies, but would rather not bust them in public.

[Feeblemind 1]

I recommend a bomber freefly suit manufactured by Flitesuit. www.flitesuit.com/ You can custom order your suit to fit you individual flying needs and they are very durable.

I have 250 jumps on my bomber and have had zero issues with the material or workmanship.

Edited sue to the fact I cant spell!!

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