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Full Rig Packages

Want a complete skydiving setup without shopping every part separately? Start here. Choose a package, or get help putting together a rig that fits where you are now.

LOOKING FOR A FULL SETUP?

Start with a full rig package

If you want a ready-to-jump setup, you’re in the right place. Choose the full rig package that fits how you want to jump.

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NOT SURE WHAT YOU NEED?

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Choosing your first rig can feel overwhelming. Tell us where you are in the sport and what you want next — we’ll help you find a sensible place to start.

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WHAT A FULL SETUP GIVES YOU

1. The ContainerA container system gives you the foundation for your setup: main and reserve deployment bags, pilot chute and bridle, risers, toggles, and more.See containers 2. Your Main CanopyThis is the canopy you will use on most jumps. Choose it around your experience and where you want to progress.See main canopies 3. Your Reserve CanopyIt stays packed in your rig and is chosen to work with the rest of your setup.See reserve canopies 4. Automatic Activation DeviceA small device inside the rig that adds another layer of backup to your complete setup.See AADs

FIND YOUR FULL SETUP

Choose the route that suits you

YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FIGURE IT OUT ALONE

Lost in the options? That is completely normal.

A full rig brings together choices that affect each other: harness fit, canopy sizes, reserve, AAD and the details you will live with. You do not need to know every term before you ask for help.

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PREFER TO READ FIRST?

Start with the first-rig guide

A practical guide to fit, canopy choices, new vs used and the questions worth answering before you order.

Read the first-rig guide

FULL RIG BUYING FAQ

Questions worth answering before you order

What is included in a full rig package?

A full rig package normally brings together four core systems:

  • Harness/container system: the harness built to fit you and the container that holds everything, usually with the main and reserve deployment bags, main risers, pilot chute and bridle, plus the reserve and cutaway handles.
  • Main canopy: the parachute you fly on your normal jumps.
  • Reserve canopy: your backup parachute, packed by a qualified rigger.
  • Automatic Activation Device (AAD): an electronic backup device installed in the container.

The exact parts and available options vary by package, so always check the product page before ordering.

When am I ready to buy my first rig?

Most people buy once they are licensed, have some current canopy experience and can talk their plan through with an instructor or coach. There is no magic jump number, but around 100 jumps is a common point to plan for owning your first rig. If you have just finished AFF, fallen in love with the sport and expect to make around 200 jumps this year, you could get there in about six months. Start early: a well-matched used rig can take time to find, while a new custom rig may take 3–6 months to build.

What should I choose first: the container or the canopies?

Start with the main and reserve canopy sizes. The right sizes depend on your experience, exit weight, recent canopy flying, home drop zone and progression plan, so your instructor or coach should be part of that decision. Once those sizes are clear, the container can be chosen around them and measured for you. If you would like another experienced opinion, you can also book a consultation with us.

How do I know the harness and container will fit me?

Accurate measurements are the best way to reduce the chance of a poor harness fit. A new harness is built from your measurements. With a used rig, fit needs checking carefully: a good price or colour cannot make the wrong harness right.

Should I buy a new rig or a used one?

New gives you a harness built for you, a known history and a system planned around your needs. Used can be a smart route if the harness fit, canopy range, reserve, AAD status and overall condition all make sense after a proper inspection.

How long does a custom full rig take?

Some container systems are available from stock, while a made-to-order custom container can take up to six months to manufacture. The canopies and AAD can also affect the final lead time: the component that takes longest sets the overall delivery. There are good choices for many needs and timelines, but each has trade-offs in fit, options and price. If you have a season, course or event in mind, talk to us early and we will help you weigh them up.

Do I need to understand every option before asking for advice?

No. Tell us where you are in the sport, what you jump now, what you want to do next and any timing or budget constraints. We can help turn that into a sensible starting point.

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