STRIX ’24
The Strix ’24 is a tiny powerhouse, featuring great performance, excellent stability and range for formation flying, a good starting arc for BASE exits, an impressive flare, and great overall acro ability. The Strix ’24 is designed as the ideal wingsuit for those transferring from a small or intermediate range wingsuits to something bigger, in sensible steps.
The solid pressurization guarantees effortless flying, and the tailored armwing sleeve allows for an easy and unobstructed reach of the BOC.
We advise prior experience to smaller size wingsuits, before transitioning to the Strix (and/or bigger suits in our product line).
While the suit does feature our classic PF airlocks, the thing that makes the new optional inlets special is the ability to via an opening in the armpit, reach to the armwing inlet and via press studs control the amount of airlock. While the system does require a bit of an efort from the pilot it’s the inlet control system – IPCS that makes a night and day difference when you are trying to fly collapsed on a slow flock or trying to snap that quick barrel roll or a transition. While the system was initialy built for the Roc we do offer the IPCS on all our wingsuits.
All our wingsuits are constructed to highest standard, comparable to those used for construction of skydiving canopies, with 0nly the best materials, double stitching and quality control throughout our entire production line.
OPTIONS
Constructed from high quality materials, the Strix is built to the highest standards: Parapak, Porcher Ultralight material and YKK Zippers.
A wide array of available options allow the suit to fully be tweaked to your personal preferences.
Backfly Inlets (Standard)
Smart phone pocket (Standard)
Preshaped foam leading edge (Standard)
5/10 Soles
Base or Skydive Rigging
Action Camera Mounting Hole
Acro ‘Ghost’ grippers
Tail Cargo Pocket
Dual Leg Cargo Pockets
Side Cargo Pockets
Sublimation Printed Design
Ultra Light (UL) Material
1810 Euro (ex. VAT)
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