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Technologies
Nitinol rods:
The evolution of the leading edges of Mylar paragliders with nylon strands has been a technological gap. The Way wings
have already taken the next step by choosing rods made of Nitinol, a titanium-nickel alloy used in radiomodelling. The
result: A leading edge that is always clean and tight even at low angles of incidence. This also improves the strength and
durability of the structure. Although more expensive, we have opted for Nitinol to offer you the best free flight experience.
Leading edge in shark nose:
This technology dramatically improves the strength of the leading edge in the event of a sudden drop in incidence,
delays closures and increases stability in accelerated flight. We have surpassed what was possible thanks to 3D imaging
coupled with a more advanced knowledge than ever of mechanical resistance. The control of the sailmaking has been
pushed to the next level.
The result is also more aesthetic, with a clean and taut leading edge in all circumstances.
Optimal use of the fabric's resistance:
We do not save on materials, nor on fabrics. On a Way wing, the tension is always in the direction of the fabric weft, and
we avoid any diagonal tension to avoid any elasticity. The result: minimal deformation and maximum durability. Your
Way wing will last longer.