Gin Verso User Manual

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Summary of Contents

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10Optional ItemsFootbar with quick release systemThe optional footbar with quick release system consists of a footbar with a specially designed rescue

Page 3 - Reversible airbag

11Rescue parachuteThe Verso is designed for use with a GIN rescue parachute, such as the One G or Yeti Rescue. Every first installation of a rescue sys

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12Before you flyCAUTION: Make sure that the speed system is not too short. The front risers of your paraglider must not be pulled down in normal (unacc

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13Installing the speed system (continued)Installing the optional quick release footstrap765

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14To install the optional quick release footstrap, wrap the webbing of the footstrap around the D-ring. Ensure that the 2 rings line up with each othe

Page 7 - About Gin Gliders

15Adjusting the optional footstrapThere are 4 red adjustment strips embroidered onto the footstrap. To ensure that the footstrap is adjusted symmetric

Page 8 - Introducing the Verso

16Left side -20 -15 -10 -5 (cm)Right side -5 -10 -15 -20 (cm)

Page 9 - Airbag back protection

17WARNING: If you are in any doubt about any aspect of rescue installation, seek professional advice.IMPORTANT: You must perform a test deployment fro

Page 10 - Optional Items

18Connecting the rescue bridles to the harness webbingWhen you attach the rescue bridles to the harness webbing, a Maillon Rapid type 7mm Stainless St

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19Attaching the rescue deployment bag to the harness deployment handleThe rescue container of the Verso comes with its own deployment handle. This han

Page 12 - Before you fly

pilot manual v2.0, 03/2014

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20NOTE: If using the optional footbar, the dedicated rescue handle with longer plastic wire has to be used. Connect the long plastic wire to the quick

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2113IInstalling the rescue in the harness rescue compartmentUsing the line, pull the elastic loops through the ring of each rescue container flap. Clos

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22NOTE: Make sure that the rescue system has been installed before making adjustments. AdjustmentsAdjust the Verso to suit your physique and flying sty

Page 16 - -5 -10 -15 -20 (cm)

23WARNING: Always maintain chest strap adjustments within the paraglider manufacturer’s recommended rangeit symmetrically. If you need to lengthen the

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24are comfortable with your new harness, and always do so in calm conditions with ample clearance above the ground.StorageOne of the special features

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25RucksackYou can adjust the size and function of the Verso rucksack to meet your individual requirements.Packing the paraglider into the rucksackPlac

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26Rucksack adjustmentTo maximize your comfort and efficiency while walking, adjust the rucksack of the Verso as follows:Shoulder strapsWith the rucksac

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27General warnings and adviceBefore every flight, check the following:Are you in good physical and mental condition?Are you familiar and compliant with

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28Is the deployment handle correctly inserted or attached?Are all buckles, belts, zips securely fastened? Buckles should click into place as you close

Page 22 - Adjustments

29deployment, avoid entanglement and pendulum motions by promptly pulling in the glider as symmetrically as possible with the B, C, D or brake lines.O

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Reversible airbag harness

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30The materials used in the Verso have been carefully selected for maximum durability. Nevertheless, keep your harness clean and airworthy to ensure t

Page 25 - Rucksack

31Inspection checklistIn addition to regular pre-flight checks, the Verso should be inspected thoroughly on every rescue repack of 150 days. Additional

Page 26 - Rucksack adjustment

32GIN quality and serviceWe take pride in the quality of our products and are committed to putting right any problems affecting the safety or function

Page 27 - Flying with the Verso

33Final words...Most of us today live in a dependent society where we are regulated and protected. There are few opportunities for individuals to deve

Page 28 - Rescue Deployment

34Technical dataSize XS S M L XLPilot height (cm) under 165 160-175 170-185 over 180 over 180 Height of attachment points (cm) 40 4

Page 29 - Miscellaneous

35MaterialsHarness fabric Outer 420D Oxford, Oxford 210D Ripstop PU Inner Oxford 210D (HD), D Webbing DYNEEMA 25mm / 30mm Buckles S

Page 30 - Maintenance and repairs

www.gingliders.comDream. Touch. Believe.

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4ContentsThank you... 5Warning 6About Gin Gliders 7Introducing the Verso 8Before you fly 12Flying with the Verso 27Maintenance and repairs 30Fin

Page 32 - Care of the environment

5Thank you...for choosing Gin Gliders. We are confident you’ll enjoy many rewarding experiences in the air with your GIN Verso.This manual contains

Page 33 - Final words

6WarningLike any extreme sport, paragliding involves unpredictable risks which may lead to injury or death. By choosing to fly, you assume the sole res

Page 34 - Technical data

7About Gin GlidersDreamIn forming Gin Gliders, designer and competition pilot Gin Seok Song had one simple dream: to make the best possible paraglidin

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8Introducing the VersoThe Verso is a reversible airbag harness with carbon seat plate and underseat rescue container. The Verso offers comfort, safety

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9SpecificationsThe Verso has EN and LTF certification.Size XS S M L XLPilot height (cm) under 165 160-175 170-185 over 180 over 180 Wei

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