The Parapente K2 sleeve, the Original, the only one in excellent down! especially not in synthetic Primaloft. What do you think Everest winners wear? Synthetic or super-good down, with plenty of loft. Until further notice, we haven’t found anything better (apart from the Everest model, which is even warmer)!
Warning: you will find copies of this article, flashier, synthetic padding, much less warm. Demand Windsriders. The original in pure down!
These muffs, sold in pairs, are made of pure 700 cuin down and offer 2 windproof sides.
The adapted shape retains all the functions of the usual brake control (which remains in the sleeve in flight).
The new Zip version is based on the principle of the Everest sleeve, with a side zip, enabling you to take off with the sleeves on your forearms. Once off the ground, you reassemble them, close the zip on the top of your brake handle, and off you go! Secure the control with a small carabiner that clips onto the brake line. easy.
Follow Antoine Girard, a pilot well known for his incredible flights in the Himalayas and World Altitude Record holder. And check out his use of muffs!

Here, Antoine uses an “aerobatic handle” set-up, with the bottom of his brake handle attached by a rubber band to the bottom of each riser. It’s an effective alternative solution. His muffs are homemade. We recommend his incredible video of his Himalayan epic.
Please note: If you lose a sleeve (it happens…), it is possible to recommend it, individually, by using the code PERDUMANCHON in the final basket.
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