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ORANGE ST – the lightest manageable rescue system which can take on up to 130 kilos of weight

We have applied the most sophisticated methods to construct a sensational rescue system by adapting the most modern materials used in the production of parachutes.
sensationell kompaktes Rettungsgerät konstruiert.

ORANGE ST is constructed for an ambitious pilot; while for acro-pilots and pilots who prefer cross-country flying it is a compulsory piece of equipment.
Because of its optimal size, it guarantees compatibility with the majority of risers.
Approximately behind the carabiners there are two small brakes which allow a precise handling even in poor conditions; for example, during a strong, turbulent wind.
In situations when there is no chance of avoiding the accident, our rescue system shows all of its advantages.

min. sinkrate<90 kg - 3,0 m/sek
min. sinkrate-100 kg - 3,3 m/sek
min. sinkrate-110 kg - 3,7 m/sek
min. sinkrate>120 kg - 4,1 m/sek




We have developed ORANGE ST’s younger brother with a new, top-processed cupola composed of revolutionary materials of different weight and porosity. All this results in a very small declining speed and a high level of security, and the excellent results are also displayed at a minimum weight load.

Modell / Model
ORANGE M (Rundkappe)
ORANGE TWO (Rundkappe)
ORANGE CROSS S (Kreuzkappe)
ORANGE  CROSS M (Kreuzkappe)
ORANGE CROSS L (Kreuzkappe)
ORANGE ST M
(Rogallo)
ORANGE ST XL
(Rogallo)
Fläche / Flat Area
38,5 m2
68 m2
34,2
39,0 m2
44,3
33,3 m2
37,4 m2
Gewicht / Weight
2,3 kg
3,9 kg
1,45 kg
1,60 kg
2,05 kg
1,5 kg
2,2 kg
Bahnen / Panels
22
36
20
20
24
14
16
Mittelleinen / Center lines
2
2
2
2
2
7x2
8x2
Startgewicht/ Take off weight
120 kg
220 kg
100 kg
120 kg
155 kg
110 kg
130 kg

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Das Abfluggewicht (Pilotengewicht + Ausrüstung) sollte min. ca. 25% niedriger sein, als die Anhängelast bei 6,8 m/s. Um Verletzungen zu vermeiden sollte daher die Sinkgeschwindigkeit im Bereich von 4,8-5,4m/s sein!