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26. 10. 2015

Skydive Vancouver: One of the First Skydiving Facilities in North America

Vancouver is, as the tourist brochures say, “Spectacular by nature" and it's true; unique to Vancouver are the scenic wilderness areas that surrounds the city. Mountains, ocean, rivers, lakes, islands, rain forest, you name it. Less than an hour drive from downtown Vancouver, the City of Abbotsford…

Skydiving

25. 10. 2015

Skydive Diani: Kenya's First DZ

Kenya is most renowned for its National Parks and wildlife that come under the aegis of UNESCO but their world-famous beaches are also nothing less than spectacular. Popular kitesurf location, Diani Beach is also a vibrant, intimate little paradise on the quiet shores of the Indian Ocean just south…

Skydiving

16. 10. 2015

Neil Amonson's Solo BASE Jump

It's like a meditation for some. Or a natural step in live like in Neil Amonson's case. Neil started base jumping while he was still in the military after a friend of his had jumped a 1,900-foot antenna in the middle of the night. As many, Neil liked it so much he got immediately hooked up after…

Base jumping

7. 10. 2015

Expedition Iceland: An Unforgettable Trip to Ísafjörður and Back

An interesting story about professional snowkiter Valere Bouchaud popped up in our mail earlier this week and we are stoked to share this with all you snowkite maniacs out there. A trip to a foreign country is always an adventure and earlier this year, Valera together with a group of fellow riders,…

Kiteboarding, Snowkiting

5. 10. 2015

Meteorites Jumping Team: Swinging in the Void of Chaos

In the beginning there was only chaos. At least according to the Greek mythology before Gaea, a primal Greek goddess shed light on earth. I don't know what was here before that time, but Chaos Mountain looks like one of those before-anything-places; this giant crater that is surrounded by limestone…

Base jumping

2. 10. 2015

Brett Hazlett's Alpine Hyperlapse

It was last year when Canadian competition pilot Brett Hazlett had an accident in Turkey, finding himself lying on the side of a ten-thousand-foot desert mountain, unable to move, struggling to breath. He's a tough cookie though and although he couldn't walk for five months, Brett is flying again…

Paragliding

2. 10. 2015

South Africa’s Most Scenic Drop Zone

If you are ever visiting Johannesburg, South Africa's biggest city and capital of its inland Gauteng province, you might consider visiting nearby town of Parys as well. Renown for the largest and one of the oldest known meteor impact sites in the world, this Free State tourist town is also a perfect…

Skydiving

2. 10. 2015

Indoor Skydiving World Championships in Prague

World´s indoor skydiving is about to determine its first ever official global champions. 1st FAI World Indoor Skydiving Championships will take place in Prague, Czech Republic, from 21st – 24th October 2015. The competition is hosted by the Czech wind-tunnel skydiving pioneer company Hurricane…

Skydiving

25. 9. 2015

Skydive Netheravon: The UK's Largest Skydiving Drop Zone

Skydive Netheravon is to skydivers what the nearby World Heritage site of Stonehenge is for historians; it is a place full of memories. During the winter of 1963 – 64, Netheravon was chosen as a home for the Army Parachute Association that, until then, had no permanent base but travelled, with their…