How Skydiving Athletes Practice Their Emergency Procedures
Emergency procedures aren’t just for beginners. Experienced skydiving and BASE athletes share how they rehearse their EPs, and how often.
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Behind Avento: Rethinking Used Gear
Scams and misrepresented equipment can put used skydiving gear buyers at risk. Avento Gear aims to add protection for buyers and sellers.
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Skydive During the Winter
Chasing warmer weather this winter? We found some boogies that’ll keep you jumping from December through April. The end of summer in the Northern Hemisphere doesn’t mean the end of skydiving. While colder weather and DZs closing during the winters can make jumping closer to home more difficult, winter is packed with boogies, skills camps […]
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Designing your training day

When you form a team, you will make many decisions which include the design of a training day. Crafting the perfect day is a custom experience since each team’s needs, situation, and experience level vary widely. Even a throw-together team meeting for a single weekend you will face questions about pace, meet time, and how

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The Outlaw

The Outlaw is a versatile Base canopy that, Squirrel say, excels in technical landing areas and has more science per square foot than any other Base canopy. The focus on the Outlaw was on making an incredibly versatile canopy, for all base environments. This has been made possible by low-freefall-specific features and reefing devices for

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Catching up with Thomas Hughes

Thomas Hughes joined Airspeed 8-way in 2006, and rejoined in 2011 being a powerful force since. He is personable, sincere, super talented and full of energy. A natural athlete, he used to compete in waterskiing, and also enjoys running, free diving, flying planes and kiteboarding. An original Orlando tunnel rat, he was invited to join

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