To mount a digital altimeter to the Wedge, you need the Digipouch kit.
To mount an analog altimeter to the Wedge, you will remove the strap and backing plate.
The Wedge Alti-Mount by LookMa in Germay is the most secure mudflap altimeter mount available. It has three points of connection: vertically through the mudflap, horizontally around the mudflap and then through the chest strap.
Tube Stoes by SkySystemsUSA are made out of silicone tubing. Tube Stoes are stronger and last much longer than the rubber bands. The criticism of tube stoes is that lines can roll out of the stoes and aren’t held as securely…which can lead to deployment issues. Jumpers with canopies more sensitive to packing/line stowage being “just right” should stick with rubber bands. Others have found tube stoes to be a great alternative to rubber bands without any drawbacks.
The SkyTie is used after you have a fully open and functional canopy.
The SkyTie magnetic slider keeper is mounted to the top of the reserve pin cover flap. The purpose of the SkyTie is to hold the slider down behind a jumper’s head after the canopy is open so that the slider doesn’t interfere with cameras, the line of sight and/or allows the risers to open up further.
To adjust and set your elastic strap on your Flex Z goggles, first pull the strap to your desired length. Make a double-hand overhand knot, followed by a single overhand knot.
The Power Tool is an alternative to the nylon pullup cord used by most skydivers today.
To replace the Power Tool pullup cord, remove the old cord.
Gatorz glasses are made out of 7075 Billet Aircraft Aluminum with polycarbonate lenses. These glasses can be bent/shaped for your head shape and desired fit. Just apply even, firm pressure to the part you want to shape. Keep trying the glasses on until you find the desired fit.
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