Triple seven knight 2

The Triple Seven Knight 2 is a low-EN B paraglider designed for pilots transitioning from beginner wings and seeking to expand their skills, particularly for cross-country (XC) flights.
It balances performance with ease of use, aiming to build pilot confidence and allow for focused learning during flights.

Here’s a more detailed description:
Target Audience:
Ambitious newcomers to paragliding who have completed their initial schooling and are ready to progress.

Pilots looking to transition from EN-A wings to a more capable glider.

Weekend warriors and those interested in XC flights.

Key Features:
Low-EN B certification: Indicates a good balance of performance and safety for intermediate pilots.

54 cells and 5.2 aspect ratio: These specifications contribute to the glider’s performance characteristics.

B-C steering system: A design feature that enhances control and maneuverability.

SDT (Segmented Diagonals Technology): A technology used in the construction for optimized performance.

BPI (Back Position Intake) and VDO (Visual Design Optimization): These features likely enhance airflow and glider shape for better performance and handling.

STE (Smooth Trailing Edge) and OCV (Optimized Cross Vents): These features are designed to improve airflow and stability.

Optimized geometry: This refers to the careful design of the suspension lines and materials to enhance performance and handling.

Performance and Handling:
XC potential: The Knight 2 is designed for long XC flights, both over mountains and flatlands.

Intuitive handling: The glider is designed to be easy to handle, allowing pilots to focus on learning and enjoying their flights.

Confidence-inspiring: The design aims to build pilot confidence from the moment they unpack the wing.

Good agility and responsiveness: The glider is described as having a lively feel, particularly in thermals, with tight, responsive turns.

Balanced big ears and good stall resistance: The glider is designed to handle common maneuvers safely and predictably.

Comfortable accelerated flight: The Knight 2 can be flown comfortably at full speed bar.

Other Notable Points:
Launch characteristics:
The Knight 2 is reported to have a relatively easy launch with a slow pull to fill the cells with air. 1050

Brake response:
The brakes are described as reactive with a good feel for turning in thermals.

Comparison to K-Light 2:
The K-Light 2 is a lightweight version of the Knight 2, sharing the same basic design but with lighter materials.

Reviewers generally classify it as a low-B or mid-B glider:

Triple seven knight 2

Triple seven knight 2

Triple seven knight 2