BGD LYNX 2 LEAVE NO TRACE Two and a Half -liner | cells: 65 | aspect ratio: 6.20 | weight: 3.70 kg - size M BGD LYNX 2 is the new modern 2,5 liner paraglider with high passive safety in EN C class with huge XC potential and high usable speed. Like a mirage, the long-haired, lanky lynx mysteriously melts into the mist of the morning. Only a few lucky people ever see a lynx. – Brainerd Dispatch, Minnesota High Performance 2.5 Liner Easy-handling Risers Light/Durable Porcher cloths Short Plastic Rods REVIEWS BGD Lynx 2 review by Ziad Bassil from Dust of the Universe Once airborne, brake travel offers a high authority for the pilot. In weak thermals, flat turns could be made and the Lynx has a very efficient climb. Gliding next to the latest 2-liners C class gliders, we were really surprised by the very good glide of the 2.5-line Lynx 2! A high passive safety feels for the C class. It moves on narrow angles and it isn’t a very dampened or boring glider to fly. INFOThe LYNX 2 is our lightweight EN-C wing. It has excellent cross-country performance with a high comfort factor for its class. It is made to inspire confidence in even the strongest flying conditions and to keep you safe while you find your wild side in the mountains.We chose a 2.5-liner hybrid design for this wing for several reasons: a fully-fledged two-liner would need more supporting rods in the sail, leading to a larger pack volume. We wanted the LYNX 2 to be easy to pack down and super small for hiking and racing.The Lynx 2 is also much easier to ‘mush’ in for a safe top-landing in a wild place, as the three-liner layout in the glider centre gives a large brake range and forgiving stall characteristics. It’s also amazingly easy to launch.SPECSTARGETThe Lynx 2 is the perfect partner for cross-country pilots who travel light and free, and for those who move swiftly through their habitat, leaving no trace. It’s perfect for hike-and-fly races in mountain environments, where its efficiency and performance come with excellent safety and relaxed handling, and ideal for the new serial-class competitions. It’s competitive, and also accessible to pilots stepping up from B-class.DESIGNER'S NOTESAt 3.2kg to 4.3kg across five sizes, the LYNX 2 is among the lightest wings in its category, but that does not mean durability has been sacrificed. We used 32g/m2 cloth in strategic places to reinforce the leading edge where it most needs it. We have also sacrificed a few grams in the risers, choosing easy-handling Kevlar-reinforced 12mm webbing rather than shoelace-style Dyneema.The LYNX 2 is more accessible and easier to fly than the CURE 2, with a slightly lower aspect ratio and cell count.Light, reactive and precise handling and feeling of performance give it a two-liner feel and similar performance, but it has the safety, light rear-riser steering, and handling characteristics of a three-liner. Tyr flew a pre-production LYNX 2 in Costa Rica and said it’s really relaxing in strong, turbulent conditions. “You can do almost the whole flight on the rear risers!”.An impressive brake range and good slow-speed behaviour mean the LYNX 2 is easy to top-land or sneak into small spaces. It’s one of the reasons we went for a 2.5-line hybrid design rather than a two-liner.The new-design risers have an updated speed system action and a light and effective rear-riser steering system. The LYNX 2 is impressively efficient on the bar!The LYNX 2 uses our innovative Spiral Safety System. A rib without cross port vents just inboard from the stabi means that the tip cells lose pressure when the glider is in a deep spiral dive. This helps the glider exit automatically from the deepest spirals on its own without any pilot input.MATERIAL TOP SURFACE: Porcher Skytex 27g/m², 32g/m² NOSE REINFORCING: High tenacity nylon 2.0mm Black BOTTOM SURFACE: Porcher Skytex 27g/m² INTERNAL STRUCTURE: Porcher Skytex hard finish 27g/m² RISERS: 12mm Kevlar / Nylon webbing TOP LINES: Edelrid Pro 8001U MIDDLE LINES: Edelrid Pro 8001U LOWER LINES: Edelrid Pro 8001U BRAKES: PPSL, Edelrid Pro 8001U PACKAGE INCLUDES Paraglider Giveaway Manual card Stickers Rucksack Repair material Stuff sack Riser bag Compression strap You have to have the training and a licence to fly a paraglider. Check with your instructor if you are buying your first glider.
