Technical Specs

Wing Area
Sq. Ft.		 Span
Ft.		 Chord
Max		 Chord
Min		 Weight
Kg.		 Weight
Lbs.		 Volume
Cu. Inch
99 14.12 7.05 7.05 1.80 3.96 262
110 14.81 7.40 7.40 2.00 4.40 275
120 15.50 7.74 7.74 2.20 4.84 293
135 16.43 8.20 8.20 2.40 5.28 333
150 17.33 8.65 8.65 2.60 5.72 346
160 17.83 8.90 8.90 2.80 6.16 360
175 18.67 9.32 9.32 2.90 6.38 384
190 19.46 9.71 9.71 3.10 6.82 409
220 20.90 10.45 10.45 3.30 7.26 476
250 22.40 11.20 11.20 3.40 7.50 488
  • Aspect Ratio: 2.0
  • Number of cells: 7
  • Fabric: F-111
  • Suspension lines: 725 Lbs. Spectra

Canopy Selection

WL Student/Novice
1.0		 Intermediate
1.2		 Advanced
1.3		 Expert
1.6		 Maximum
TSO Weight
Size Lbs Kg Lbs Kg Lbs Kg Lbs Kg Lbs Kg
99 NS NS 119 54 129 59 158 72 220 100
110 NS NS 132 60 143 65 175 80 220 100
120 NS NS 144 65 156 71 192 87 220 100
135 NS NS 162 74 176 80 216 98 220 100
150 NS NS 180 82 195 89 240 109 264 120
160 NS NS 192 87 208 95 256 116 264 120
175 175 80 210 95 228 103 264 120 264 120
190 190 86 228 104 247 112 264 120 264 120
220 220 100 264 120 264 120 264 120 264 120
250 250 114 300 136 300 136 300 136 300 136

This canopy selector is designed as a non-exclusive guide to selecting an appropriate model and size of Aerodyne canopy for your exit weight, experience level and expectations. Please remember that this selector does not replace professional expert advice based on firsthand knowledge of your current experience, skill level and frame of reference.

Please read Aerodyne’s Wingloading Recommendations if you need assistance in evaluating your skillset.

Only training, experience, currency and a healthy body & mind can reduce (but will not eliminate) the risk of danger, serious bodily injury, or death. Regardless of your time in the sport, never hesitate to consult more experienced or knowledgeable individuals; they are often happy to help you make appropriate decisions. Aerodyne recommends both your main and your reserve canopies to be suitable for your experience level, comfortable for you to land at your normal drop zone’s field elevation, in no wind, in hot summer conditions, utilizing a normal straight-in approach and progressive flare.

Note: The above numbers are recommendations based on the global use of similar canopies, taking into consideration different training techniques, experiences and other varying conditions. The recommendation range may be varied based on individual and local training techniques, field elevations and prevailing atmospheric conditions. Please note that this selector is based upon exit weight and International Standard Atmospheric (ISA) conditions. ISA conditions are at Mean Sea Level (MSL) with a temperature of 15 degrees Celsius and 101,325 Pa (22.92″Hg). Canopy wing performance degrades at higher altitudes and with higher temperatures.