Nova Aonic, XXS, 2020, (55-80kg), 50h
- EN A Parapentes
- 30-Mar-2026
- 50
Description
The Aonic is a high-A class paraglider, with the aspect ration and performance of a low B. Probably one of the easiest ways to start cross-country within the A category. Still, I found it a bit too hot (and slightly too big) for me and I have just bought a Phi Sola 18.
Date of manufacture is 19.10.20, and has been inspected by Nova twice, 2021 and 2023.
I have used it in grassy takeoffs and landings, except for 2 landings on a beach (not on the water) after which I cleaned the glider thoroughly, so you will not find a grain of sand inside.
The only defect I can see is in one of the speed bar lines (see photo) which got snagged into a Brummel hook and is a bit frayed. Easy to replace, but my dealer/instructor said there is no point because as long as the Dyneema core is intact there is no risk it will break.
I will ship it free to any EU country, from Lisbon, Portugal.
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