Gravity Gear

Renew. Reclaim. Redecorate. What would you do with this blank canvas? #Upcycle #goodasnew

Well that was fun! Cookie Helmets

Apple WWDC 2024 Intro Video: A Visual Masterpiece! 🎥✨ The WWDC 2024 intro video dazzled viewers with breathtaking visuals and exciting teasers of groundbreaking tech. From stunning aerial shots of Apple Park to AI integrations and iOS 18 previews, Apple set the stage for an unforgettable conference. 🌐🔍📱 #AppleWWDC2024 #InnovationUnleashed #TechMagic #FutureIsNow #SpotlightersPost

Get ready for sun and fun. These are a few of our favorite places. Run. Jump. Sweat. Play. These shades will stay put and protect your eyeballs.

These Shades are STILL Trash!

Celebrate Earth Day with These Shades Are Still Trash! Translucent light blue frames with blue lenses made from 100% recycled materials.

Sunday Funnies

Travis has always stepped up to help any time we have had events or fundraisers. He is selfless with his time and dedication to the sport and his students. Let’s get him back on his feet and up in the air. Please share. https://gofund.me/60fddedd

We are reaching out with heavy hearts to share the story of Travis R., a United States Marine Corp veteran, dedicated skydiving instructor and a kind, funny friend who has faced an unthinkable and traumatic incident.

Travis, a dedicated military vet, found purpose in sharing skydiving's joy post-service. He's the 2021 Instructor of the Year at Skydive San Diego, renowned for his warmth and skill.

On August 8, 2023, tragedy struck. At a concert, Travis was brutally attacked, suffering severe injuries including fractures to cheeks and eye socket, facial lacerations, lip reconstruction, and potential vision loss in his left eye. The trauma is affecting his loved ones too. As he undergoes treatment, surgeries, and therapy, your support could significantly aid his recovery.

This GoFundMe campaign seeks to ease Travis's financial burden - covering medical expenses, therapy, and daily costs. Beyond finances, your messages can uplift his spirits during this trying time.

Your contributions, small or large, can make a meaningful difference. Funds will directly aid medical expenses and his recovery process. Sharing this campaign widens our reach, garnering the crucial support Travis needs.

Together, we can show compassion's strength. Let's help Travis rebuild physically and emotionally. Your kindness is deeply appreciated by Travis and the Skydive San Diego team.



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One for ALL and all for one! Go get it Amy Chmelecki!

Breaking Barriers and Breaking Records 🚀

Stand Together is a team determined to shatter gender and cultural stereotypes. By embracing each other's unique perspectives, styles, and energy, we will create a stronger group and a stronger world. 🌎 Our ultimate goal is to break a world record in skydiving - proving that anything is possible when we work together.

Please visit the Broken Records website for more information and a current list of training camps and tryouts 👇

https://www.brokenrecords.world/stand-together-uwr-2024-1

Rad and terrifying at the same time! CRW Dogs are in a league of their own!

Interesting POV from the world's first Pentagram transition 🤩💪 📹@instaclarky456 with Red Devils Army Parachute Display Team #skydiving #canopyformation #specialists #teamwork #training #skills Performance Designs #whatwelove Sun Path Products, Inc #poweredbysunpath Cookie Helmets #flycookie Para Gear #equipment #theskyisourplayground #skydivemag

Be mindful with your gear. Good, quick read that can keep you safe and your gear in good condition.

One Step to a Bad Day: Step-Throughs and Flip-Throughs      

Just a friendly reminder: Gear checks!

Keep an Eye Out | Reserve Flaps A rigger returned this gear to its owner with the reserve flaps closed in the wrong order. Closing the flaps in the wrong order can prevent the reserve parachute from deploying during both high- and low-speed malfunctions. The rig owner didn’t notice the mistake, but fortunately a fellow jumper pe...

From the "Camera's Eye" section of the January 1963 issue of Parachutist Magazine. Think you could you fly the OG camera gear?!

From the "Camera's Eye" section of the January 1963 issue of Parachutist Magazine. Frank Binford exits a Stinson V-77 at Lincoln Skydivers (California). Phohto by Bob Archuleta.

This issue of Parachutist dates back to when the USPA was known as the Parachute Club of America. In 1960, there were approximately 7,000 PCA members.