Advance acoustic EASINESS 2 User manual

Getting started
english

Many thanks for choosing an ADVANCE
product. We hope you have a lot of fun and
many rewarding hours in the air with it.
This guide gives you a brief look at dealing
with the EASINESS 2, but it does not re-
place the manual, which you can download
from www.advance.ch/easiness.
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EASINESS 2, direct from us.
Welcome to ADVANCE

Every ADVANCE paraglider has to be own
by the dealer before delivery to check the
contents of the delivery package and a cor-
rect basic setup.
The EASINESS 2 delivery package
contains:
§Reversible harness
§Two AustriAlpin alu carabiners
§Front pocket for the chest strap
§Three reserve connection sections (for
attachment to the shoulder suspension
points)
Available as options for the EASINESS 2
are:
§A LTF-approved airbag-protector with
integral reserve compartment and inner
container with reserve handle
§A reserve front container with reserve
handle and reserve Y-connection. The
front reserve can be attached to the
main harness supports or the shoulder
straps.
Delivery and basic Setup

Features in Detail
Rucksack:
1. Helmet stowage, adjustable
2. Netting pocket for clothes
3. Hiking pole and ice axe holders
4. Side pockets
5. Drink tube opening and xture on
the shoulder straps
6. Detachable waist strap

Harness:
1. EASY CONNECT SYSTEM for safer
clip-in with ADVANCE wings
2. Removable chest strap pocket
3. Attachment facility for optional reserve
front container
4. Lanyard for reducing stowage volume
5. Reserve shoulder suspension with
side channel for the V-connection
6. Optional airbag-protector with integral
reserve compartment

Adjusting the Harness
For eective adjustment hang the harness
up, sit in it and do up the buckles.
1. Starting point
All adjusters are completely open in the
basic (delivery) settings.
2. Setting the upper body angle
Upper body angle can be altered by pulling
in the back straps. These back straps are
mounted relatively high under the arms so
as to eectively support the back, and take
loading away from the shoulders.
3. Setting the shoulder straps
Pull the shoulder straps in only until they
lie loosely, and lightly support the shoulders
without applying pressure on them.
4. Setting the mini chest strap
This small strap prevents the shoulder
straps from slipping o the shoulders.
It also holds the removable chest pocket.
If this pocket is not tted the mini chest
strap should not be pulled in further than
the stopper (red mark), otherwise it will

cause undesired load on the shoulders. To
t the pocket, on the other hand, the stop-
per should be pulled through the adjuster.