Air Design Eazy 4 used

An EN-A glider for beginners and school use, carrying the SuSi 4's construction in its DNA. Same area as its predecessor but around 400 g lighter, with internal structures and materials that keep it stable even when a launch or turn doesn't go cleanly. Nitinol rods in the large air intakes make it robust for intensive school use and hold the profile stable during inflation. Winglets on top plus a tuned arc stabilize roll and directional control and help spiral exits. The Short Line Concept brings the canopy closer, so it comes up to the zenith faster and makes landing timing easier. Brake travel is 10 cm longer than the predecessor, cutting over-piloting and keeping students further from the stall with more reaction time. Color-coded lines, press-button brake handles, and split A risers with a clear "EARS" marking make prep and big ears straightforward.