Moustache BOOGIE

The boogie normally starts around 6:30-7am when everyone gets up and has breakfast in their cabin.

Around 8am we start driving to the location that we've chosen the night before. We meet at the cable car, distribute gear to everyone, and start flying by 9am usually.

We normally take a break around lunch time when it gets bumpy. Sometimes it's cloudy or the valley wind is weaker and people can keep flying all day.

Then Natalie and I usually head back to the cabin to start preparing dinner for everyone. We normally have 2-3 BBQs, one curry, and one pasta night. And every night is tiramisu night :-)

We normally have 1-2 vegetarians and make a vegetarian alternative for them.

The ideal equipment for the Dolomites Moustache Boogie is:

Moustache 13m/15m
Line 13m/15m
Bandit 10m/13m/16m

For beginners we usually start on a Scout 19m or a Moustache 18m/22m and then work our way down as you progress.

For most people in this terrain, the ideal wing is a Moustache 13m or 15m for the best balance of launch characteristics, glide, and line type suitable for the mountains (sheathed dyneema).

We prefer that you have your own gear and we can help you find a good deal on used gear if you sign up in advance.

If you don't have your own gear, we can rent you ours for €250 for the 5 days so that you can try every different size and model of wing.

Our groups are mixed between total beginners, intermediate, and advanced. We fly in places with big open grass fields for landing that are fun for every experience level.

The minimum experience level for beginners is either to have some background in paragliding (1-2 years) or skydiving (50+ jumps).

You don't need to be good at ground handling/reverse launching. Ideally, all of our flying is done with forward launches since we fly when the air is still calm and we stop once it gets strong/thermic. We do some training at the beginning to practice forwards launches on the Moustache and we start on a flat, grassy golf course as you get used to it.

The boogie normally starts around 6:30-7am when everyone gets up and has breakfast in their cabin.

Around 8am we start driving to the location that we've chosen the night before. We meet at the cable car, distribute gear to everyone, and start flying by 9am usually.

We normally take a break around lunch time when it gets bumpy. Sometimes it's cloudy or the valley wind is weaker and people can keep flying all day.

Then Natalie and I usually head back to the cabin to start preparing dinner for everyone. We normally have 2-3 BBQs, one curry, and one pasta night. And every night is tiramisu night :-)

We normally have 1-2 vegetarians and make a vegetarian alternative for them.

The ideal equipment for the Dolomites Moustache Boogie is:

Moustache 13m/15m
Line 13m/15m
Bandit 10m/13m/16m

For beginners we usually start on a Scout 19m or a Moustache 18m/22m and then work our way down as you progress.

For most people in this terrain, the ideal wing is a Moustache 13m or 15m for the best balance of launch characteristics, glide, and line type suitable for the mountains (sheathed dyneema).

We prefer that you have your own gear and we can help you find a good deal on used gear if you sign up in advance.

If you don't have your own gear, we can rent you ours for €250 for the 5 days so that you can try every different size and model of wing.

Our groups are mixed between total beginners, intermediate, and advanced. We fly in places with big open grass fields for landing that are fun for every experience level.

The minimum experience level for beginners is either to have some background in paragliding (1-2 years) or skydiving (50+ jumps).

You don't need to be good at ground handling/reverse launching. Ideally, all of our flying is done with forward launches since we fly when the air is still calm and we stop once it gets strong/thermic. We do some training at the beginning to practice forwards launches on the Moustache and we start on a flat, grassy golf course as you get used to it.