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Xaos-21

Cross-braced tri-cell main described by Precision as a third-generation development of its original cross-brace design, aimed at freeflyers, belly flyers and coaches. DuPont Solar Max fabric, continuous HMA lines, Stabilrib end cells; sizes 68–135 sq ft, maximum recommended wing loading 2.5 lb/sq ft.

Optimum

Optimum reserve canopy opening above the clouds, freebag and pilot chute trailing

7-cell reserve made from PD’s own 30-denier low-bulk, low-permeability fabric, so it packs about one size smaller than a traditional reserve; drop-tested beyond TSO C23d loads and speeds, with a strong flare. Sizes 99–143 released in 2007, 160–253 in 2009.

PD Reserve

7-cell reserve that Performance Designs calls its best-selling canopy of all time; known for responsive handling, good glide in brakes and soft landings. Sizes 106 to 281 sq ft.

Vampire Competition

Vampire variant for competitive performance flying in skydiving and BASE: shorter tail, wider arm wings, more pressurisation; won the 2019 WS World Cup.

Vampire R

Continuously revised top-end design following development and competition schedules.

Arrow

Largest Phoenix-Fly tracking suit, based on the Onesie Power: better starts and glide with hands-free use and stress-free deployments.

Onesie Power

One-piece tracking suit known from SkyDerby: fast, intuitive, hands-free, high glide.

Power 2 Piece

Chambered two-piece tracking suit, fully revised in 2021 with new inlets and a low-drag profile; the step up from the Classic.

Classic 2 Piece

Two-piece tracking suit recommended as the starting point for skydivers heading toward BASE; body position close to an efficient slick track.

Shadow

Progression suit for first-flight courses and entry-level flocking, acro, head-down carving and first wingsuit BASE jumps; known for stability and ease of use.