Phi Allegro

The Phi Allegro is Hannes Papesh's low-EN-C XC wing — 72 cells, 6.03 flat aspect ratio, five sizes covering 65–130 kg, EN/LTF C certified. Designed at the low end of the C class on purpose: Phi's philosophy is small steps between models, so the Allegro sits as the natural progression from the Maestro line rather than an aggressive jump straight into 2-line territory. Headline trait is acceleration: test pilots noted how quickly the wing picks up speed.

The wing is built around a deliberate dual character — easy to fly with dynamic handling at trim, transforms into a fast race-pace machine on bar. To reach that, Papesh stacked technical detail: 72 cells with additional mini-ribs at both the leading and trailing edge, double zigzag 3D-shaping on the top surface and single on the bottom, plenty of internal straps for load distribution and form stability, and a balanced mix of the latest line materials chosen to minimise drag and prevent trim deviation over time. Riser layout is R01 3+1, 540 mm risers across all sizes, 150–200 mm of speed travel depending on size. Cloth is Porcher Skytex 32 throughout.