Triple 7 parawing, ram air/twin skin

Let the development games begin! Imagine what the next couple of years will look like.

I recently ordered the ParaTow (aka P.T.) and should receive it in a week or two. Told me they are shipping out from their first serial batch from Slovenia, some time next week.

Will post my findings (paid full price, no attachments), although this is my first parawing and buddies have not yet received their other brand parawings yet. So comparing will unfortunately have to wait. Surely need some time with this anyway.
Little wind and waves expected in the ocean outside the first month, so first ParaTow days will be with snowboard at the curvy mountain plateaus. My thinking is that snowkiting always works with lots of power to get up and float on powder, winging is super delicious up there when rare conditions meet, and parawing will hopefully provide some of the same winging freedom but let me rest a little in a harness as opposed to big wings that just don't work hooked in. (without the extra hydrofoil height)

The guys at Triple Seven have been quick and helpful. They explained that the production models are not white as in the videos, but with colors as seen in their webshop. Lines will also get color coding, something that is not clear from current pictures and sketches. (as we all have noticed, a number of brands have currently displayed their upcoming parawings, looking just perfect as CAD drawings)

Before ordering it seemed a bit unclear which company I would be buying from, using the linked webshop. So I checked.
The Slovenian company 777 jadralna padala d.o.o. has the well known paraglider brand Triple Seven, with site 777gliders.com. The same company has the separate and newer site 777kites.com, with the ParaTow as the only product right now. Different sites with different activities, the very same guys, same company name and address in the bottom of pages in both sites.
According to a post (777kites.com/general-news/who-are-we/) they have their production facility in Sri Lanka.

They say the PT is easy to take down reasonably quick for holding, by pulling the front/C-lines. That's what is important to me, not so much the packing. I don't worry too much if the birds on my desolated shores will see me foiling, with the laundry in one hand. At least not with my first parawing.
Still, I was told they are designing a chest harness for storing the PT, no date yet.

Not the cheapest parawing, but compared to expensive RAM-air kites this is not bad at all.

I got an email last nigh saying that wings would be shipped direct from the factory in Sri Lanka and I received the tracking number today. The expected delivery date is 12/3.

Wings for Europe will be shipped to their office and sent from there.

When I ordered I was given a mid-March date, and maybe a week earlier if production works out. It's encouraging that things have turned out pretty much exactly as they said. Hopefully the same will be true for the wing.