It was after this day that I decided I wanted a lower again DHV rated wing. Two wings later, I'm quite happy with my DHV 1 Arcus. Although there are days when I think it would be nice to have something even more stable in turbulence. This sort of paramotoring is not for everyone though. There is nothing wrong with just enjoying low stress flying in smooth conditions.
Smooth conditions do occasionally and unexpectedly get rough though.
One day I was flying along the beach when I started getting thrown around. Graham Sutherland Sunshine Coast , Australia Graham was hang gliding in the seventies, then took up paragliding in the nineties. He loves cross country paragliding and had accumulated 450hrs free flying paragliders at the time of writing this article. He took up paramotoring a couple of years ago with the intention of using it to explore thermals and convergences, and so gain a greater understanding of the air to improve his XC paragliding. Since then he has discovered that paramotoring has it's own joys as well.