| The Reverse "S" Fold Technique | ||
| This tip was submitted by Gary Reed (greed) and is useful in getting slippery, new zero-p canopies into the deployment bag. | ||
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Get as much air out of the canopy as you can and make sure that any "loose" fabric is completely wrapped up in the pack job. | |
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Instead of making the first "S" fold at the slider end make it at the deployment bag end as shown here. | |
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Keep the fabric under control and complete the first "S" fold. | |
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Work this "S" folded fabric into the deployment bag. | |
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Control the bag (and the first "S" fold) with a knee and take hold of the slider end of the pack job. | |
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Stand the deployment bag upright and "S" fold the slider end, putting it on top of the bag as shown.
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Push the "S" fold into the center of the bag (in front of the first "S" fold). Then stow the lines and complete the pack job as normal. | |
| Close | ||