Does anybody remember those super noisy biodegradable sun chips bags? That's basically what stuffing a paraglider sounds like. 😂 If you would like to see more tutorials like this, definitely let me know in the comments. Also, if you want to make all of your friends jealous with a Risky Biscuits Co. stuff sack/windsock, be sure to grab one on the webstore! - tuckergott.com/collections/all

@willgriff5208

4 жыл бұрын

How was your comment from 9 hours ago😂

@Snazzy2930

4 жыл бұрын

9 hours ago!?!??

@theMekanik

4 жыл бұрын

Yah def sounds like chip bags lol

@theMekanik

4 жыл бұрын

Yah totally sounds like a chip bag 😅and will go check out the wing bag.

@theMekanik

4 жыл бұрын

Nice Store btw. Yes, tutorials are always good so I don’t kill myself 👌🏻

Remember kids.... Jousting with wing bags is all fun and games, until you kill a cow and have to perform CPR and give out the kiss of life during a pandemic! 😂

The only channel I have notifications enabled. Keep up the good work Tucker. Greetings from Kenya 🤗

@nedmacallen

4 жыл бұрын

King Deriq dope

8:19 I felt my seams bursting 😆 Be gentle Tucker! Your threads will appreciate it 😉

@TuckerGott

4 жыл бұрын

Was that not gentle? 😅 I never figured that amount of compression would be harmful. How would you get the rest of the air out?

@kyleoglee

4 жыл бұрын

@@TuckerGott Chad Bastian was telling us during the instructor's course that when it bubbled up like that and gets pushed on, it can overstress individual seams. After repeated stress, they'll weaken. I'm sure what you did here wasn't harmful, but squeezing from tail to nose is what the Jedi Master was teaching to increase longevity of the materials. I mention all this not so much for you, but for the huge guy who is jumping on his glider real hard to push air out while trapping closed the openings.

@TuckerGott

4 жыл бұрын

Interesting! I've seen a few comments about that timestamp but never knew it was a thing. I've always kind of assumed that a SAT or barrel roll or running full speed stressed the wing or rather induced more internal pressure than slowly pushing the air out. You definitely don't want to jump on it though. 😂

@kyleoglee

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, when the wing is fully open, pressure is balanced across the entire glider, but if pushing your weight on one or two seams, it could pull excessively. Same reason most wings say no spirals while pulling big ears. Too much over too little of an area. I didn't know either until it was explained to me.

Tucker, I appreciate the fact that your videos are informative, entertaining, educational, clean and not degrading of other ppg folks for the most part.

I love that cow outfit on Jaclyn! 💗

Tucker! Please don't ever take this video down. It's the BEST reference tutorial on wing packing ever. I don't get tired of watching it. VERY helpful!

Even though I've never been within miles of a wing I feel like I could do it now.

Very clear instruction. I feel I could do it first time and I've never (to this point) even touched a paraglider wing before. Love the CPR with patient Jaclyn at the end!

I love what you do when I’m older I want to fly a paramoter

@FreshTillDeath56

4 жыл бұрын

You can do it. It's very affordable!

@tylerchiu7065

4 жыл бұрын

FreshTillDeath56 about 5k is definitely cheaper than a car!

@aaronwood6392

4 жыл бұрын

FreshTillDeath56 I’m only eleven

@equation1321

3 жыл бұрын

Aaron Wood Go to youtube kids Jk

OMG! This was an awesome video Tucker, love the fact you like to teach those around you about what you love. Thank you

Hi Tucker. Nice to see you n Jaclyn on such a beautiful day. Jaclyn is really lucky that she has you to save her if there's a crash! Thanks for sharing! Stay healthy! May 24, 2020

Very informative and useful video thanks Tucker. I hope Jaclyn responded well to the resuscitation at the end there!

You are an Excellent Teacher. I like to watch your videos. They are Fun, Informative & Relaxing. Keep up the Good Work & Keep Having Fun Bud. 🙏❤️🌈.😇

Great educational video. Always good to learn new techniques and skills, keep them coming.

Hey Tucker! I have folded a wing a ton of times over 28 years.... I lie this technic, I will try it next time , simple but good, I like it. Nice tutorial, cheers Jerry

Awesome video thanks Tucker

Your such a good human being saving that cows life like that you go dude

Love the content, you choose the subject. Need to know everything. Keep them coming!

That was what I would do when I have a windsock

Thanks for the lesson. I'll start using this. I've packed my wing somewhat similarly, but I did the whole leading edge in one go. Don't know why I didn't think of doing it half and half.

Great instructional video!

Niiice 👍🏻 keeping everything neat, tidy for spur of the moment flights 💯👊🏻 bonus points for Jaclyn 💓 made my day 😃

Hi Tucker, you have been an inspiration to a lot of us all, you have a great amount of people who follow you, so teaching stuff like this is great for new pilots. There is this great trick for untangling lines that I think it would be great if you made a video about it so lots of pilots can benefit from it. To untangle the lines by using just the A's. There is a fee videos on youtube about it, but you can reach a lot more people in the community if you made your own video about it.

love your videos tucker thanks

Now that’s the best way to do it from all the ones I have see. That’s the way I would do it if I ever get one. Thanks for this video. 😊

Thanks for the how to. I’d like to see more!!

Super! 👍 Thank you for showing! Greetings from Germany!

Good thing you saved that cow at the end, that was a nice thing to do.

Brilliant my gott !

Isit getting time for some maintenance on the Scout Mobile? Thats always a good video, and with summer coming in people will be flying more.

Answered my question perfectly. Hoping you have a wing bag for my Roadmaster Max 32M. Checking your website now! Rock on Tucker!

I learned something. I always stack my leading edges, but do not turn them because my experience is that they don't stay flat so I leave them stacked but vertical. That said, the stack half between the knees, then the other half is a great tip. Thanks for demonstration.

Always wondered how you did that. Excellent vid Tucker.

You guys are adorable! Thanks for the great content!

Wow didn’t think that packing of you wing would go that smooth. Love the videos man.

Nice tips ! What you can also do is putting one of the risers end loop (that grey end that you attach to the carabiner) into the other one. That way, you're sure that your risers will not angle one into another.

Thx for this lesson man. If you be so kind and do again lesson about landing and energy management durnig landing. I m still have problem with this and my landing is so fast and not perfect. My knees suffered so much many times because of fast and hard landing. My wing is Dudek Universal 1,1. Greetings from Poland :o)

@jerryatrix3942

4 жыл бұрын

Have you checked to make sure your wing size matches your weight? If you are consistently coming in fast, it is possible that your wing is just too small for you. Consult the experts or try borrowing a larger wing to see if it makes a difference. Good Luck!

Really good, informative video, thanks!

Thanks for the video, Tucker. You've got a great lighting assistant, there. :)

Last time i was this early Tucker was calling Jaclyn Jackie Great work as always, love the channel :D

I have that shirt! Representing Risky Biscuits woo!! Haha - Still hoping to get into Paramotor, it looks like so much fun. I really hope I can get into the sport!

Awesome video

Great video. You should do a video on how to untangle the lines. Thanks

I like the cell collecting, gonna start doing that, but I still use my riser bag to stuff my hang points in, one less thing to worry about and protects the sail

Love the video Very educational! Keep it up! (Literally I don't want you to crash!)

Good to see PPG tutorials videos my friend , this is what I do in my channel too :)

Thanks tucker

Neat informational video, I don't fly ppg's but still interested in the how's!

If life ever goes back to normal, you & Jaclyn should look into doing some flying in Michigan!

Love the content brother. Music is dope too

So ready to go flying

That was perfect Tucker ,and your lady friend was very funny in that end part of your video having fun . I loved it and would love to see more ,as i would like to try this recreational sport myself, but not sure where to start . It's possible there's a club i could join and have training over here in WA .

very nice...thanks!

Nice work dude keep it up 👍

Dang that wing sounds nice and crispy. Great video. Thanks.

That was cool.. Thanks for the tip!

Heading to Lake Wales next Friday!

Interesting! Useful and Well Done video

Thank you

Love yo vids bruh

You can insert the end loops that connect to your carabiner into one another to make it even less prone to tangle.

Hi Tucker,,,,for me besides grouping all wing lines together, I also twisting them just like you twisting your stuff bag's line. This will ensure them stay together until you take out the wing for the next fly.

Nice Video. I'm personally against kneeling on the wing because there is a risk a stone that would be under the wing punctures the fabric under the pressure of the body.

Got my paraorange stuff sack on the way! Thanks for the tips tucker!! Bummer it looks I missed the logo version with risky biscuits but seems like an ez quality bag.. thanks @tuckergott

Good job My buddy 😀😊😆

Hey great information! I've been an avid RC heli and FPV pilot for 14 and 3 years respectively. But with the new regulations coming into play I have been looking for a new way to fly. I really enjoy your videos as well as AviatorPPG. I'm hoping this summer's fire season (I'm a wildland firefighter for the USFS) allows me the funds to get gear and ticket to Florida for training. Thank you for sharing all the fun you have with 10,000,000+ people. Fly safe brother.

@xenonram

4 жыл бұрын

You'll be alright. Just fly and screw the regulations. As long as you're not peeping into windows or harassing someone, you'll be fine. Remember "dRonE LiCenSeS"? LOL. That's how good nonsense regulations work out.

@cyberdust2000

4 жыл бұрын

@@xenonram Not going to stop flying. It is just going to slow down a bit. And paramotoring looks too good not to get into 😁

Thanks Tucker, please tell us about the the wind ( no wind, lite wind, breeze wind, to much wind)you and jaclyn make us feel like we are with you. Thanks

Haha you guys are hilarious!! CPR CPR!! 🤣

Reminds me of the struggle of stuffing your sleeping bag into its bag after some camping :D Wow dude can you do a full tutorial of that daisy chain technique? Looks like this could come in handy!

Ok Tucker, real talk. We need a CONCERTINA BAG of the Risky Biscuits assortment. Plz send instructional videos. Thanks.

Great video! Where did you get that sick shirt?!

My sac has a riser pocket inside. Store the risers and you can stuff the wing in any way you want. It will come out untangled every time

That shot with jaqline (no idea how to spell her name sorry lol) towards the end with the sunset was very nice 👌

Awesome that was good 😉😁 how about storing your motor

Thanks for the vid on something so basic as packing up - much appreciated. I have a big wing - Apco lift ez - 28m2. Would it fit in one of your bags?

Morning from Arizona!

More Gilbert Power Station flyovers, please. Such memories of working there.

Wondered how you did that. Makes total sense.

Hey tucker, I have an idea for a video. How about a vid on active piloting, and what to expect when you advance from an A wing to a more advanced wing. I have been looking for a vid on this, and can’t find one anywhere. Thanks, Rex

Packed a wing a thousand times. Still enjoyed this video 🤙

Nice - the K.I.S.S method is all ways the best.. HA pun intended.. Cow outfit out in public FTW!

my friend legend your portuguese video Brazil thank you

Thats almost exactly how I put mine away,my risers go on the bottom outside :)

How about a video showing how to pack the motor for travel? (Particularly for Air travel).

loved the groping and kissing at the end ha ha, well done

Can you go over every part of the wing? You may have already done this, if so can you link the video?

Greetings from Russia!😁

@egorforkin3563

4 жыл бұрын

Empty Channel здарова)

@kokalti

4 жыл бұрын

Russian people love to fly :)

@bigmephi

4 жыл бұрын

Куку, ёпта!

0:25 I do the same pouty lip thing when I’m concentrating 😂

@aronrad

4 жыл бұрын

I just do it randomly for fun.

Tucker why not interlock the riser loops and use a riser bag to keep them in place as well.😉

do you not break the ribs when you lay on it to get the air out?

Engine and prop maintenance? Might be a good how to.

How long did it take you to learn the letters or names of the lines, & is there a trick you used to remember when you began?

Can you do a how to check wind conditions video

I would like to see navigation app tutorials

I feel like having a little shop vac handy would be handy for sucking the air out. I guess the nature of the design wouldn't allow that?

Hey Tucker. How can I get one of the black stuff sacks with your logo on it? I really want one, but can’t see how I can get my hands on one. Any help would be great.

Could you do a tutorial on how to buy gear

I've seen the paragliders launch from hill sides, would a paramotor be able to take off like that ?

Hey Tucker, in other sports we sometimes daisy chain the parachute lines. Is there a reason that paraglider lines aren't daisy chained (as it keeps them super organised and less likely to create line overs when moving canopies about). Thanks!

@parajerry

Жыл бұрын

Been a year but I think I can answer this. The Paramotor/Paraglider wings are different than a parachute line. Parachute lines are nylon (or other material) lines that can be bent into a fold. Paramotor lines are kevlar strands encased in a nylon sleeve. The kevlar doesn't like being folded sharply. The method shown keeps those bends from being sharp. I both skydive and paramotor.