Paramotoring is a thrilling sport that you can get into at almost any age. It’s a wonderful way to experience the freedom of flight with a much lower cost to entry and training than conventional piloting.

When you’re first getting into Paramotoring there is a lot to take in, and it’s easy to get sidetracked or distracted. Proper training from a good instructor is your first and most important step, but after the training when you are on your own, there is a speed of progression and level of respect for the sport that must be maintained in order to enjoy the sport safely. These are my recommendations and advice for your first 100 flights.

Completing an SIV course can have a profound and lasting impact on your paragliding journey. The skills and confidence you gain will enhance your overall flying experience, making each flight safer and more enjoyable.

Paramotor helmets are a crucial piece of safety equipment but can often be expensive. Fortunately, there are some great do it yourself build options if you are handy and looking to save some cost.

I excitedly became a Parajet Maverick Pilot in April of 2021 just in time for the summer! My Paramotor specifically is the Parajet Maverick Moster 185 Sport MY19 with the larger fuel tank and the Polini Throttle. I had a great first year and…

Paragliding and Paramotoring are awesome activities by themselves, but there are some really great apps available today that can enhance the experiences even more! From finding nearby flying locations, to tracking weather and connecting with others, mobile apps can be valuable assets to a Paragliding pilot.

Paracamping or Fly Camping, is the combination of Paramotoring and Camping to create the ultimate adventure! Paracamping is a lightweight camping style that utilizes paramotors to fly into unique or remote camping locations. With advancements in ultralight backpacking gear, backcountry trips and overnight says in such locations by way of a Paramotor are increasingly more achievable.

It would be a shame not to capture and share some of the amazing views and breathtaking scenery that Paramotoring offers. These proven camera angles and mounting options are a great start to capturing your flying adventures and most treasured moments.

Paramotors are primarily used for recreational flying, however there unique capabilities can offer value in more purposeful ways. Like anything, Paramotors do have their limitations, the weather of course being a big one, but Paramotors can be and are currently being utilized for specific mission based tactical applications. With a past history and interest in technical skills and working in abnormal environments you can understand my fascination with the idea of Paramotors being used for tactical purposes. Here are 5 ways Paramotors can be, have been, or currently are being utilized as a tool in the tactical sectors.