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Nylon suit vs. cotton suit

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I recently got my new Michigan fast fall RW suit.

Previously I was using a cotton suit that fit me nicely.
Now that I've flown in the new suit, I feel like I'm the one in control, as opposed to fighting to get into position during the whole freefall.

Does the material and fit really make that big of a difference?

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I recently got my new Michigan fast fall RW suit.

Previously I was using a cotton suit that fit me nicely.
Now that I've flown in the new suit, I feel like I'm the one in control, as opposed to fighting to get into position during the whole freefall.

Does the material and fit really make that big of a difference?



the fit does more than anything, so does booties that inflate smoothly - you'd rather fly your body rather than try to fly a suit -

flapping material is the bane of good flying

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If the new suit is faster, then you are flying in a different body position compared to the old suit. If the old suit required a really fast body position to get the speed you needed to get the right fall rate, then it makes sense that you feel more in control. I would think that thick cotton will flap less than nylon.
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