The BEST Beginner Glider For A Student Pilot!!!

Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:23 What is the Mojo?
1:36 Price, colors, options
2:11 Risers, lines, and cells
3:02 Inflation and launch
3:37 In flight handling
4:04 Safety and collapses
4:38 Landing
4:47 Trike use
5:30 Advanced skills
6:11 Free flight use
6:24 Cons
7:04 Conclusion

[larryshair]

Tucker, I'm so sorry to hear about Jeff. That is such a tremendous loss. I feel like I got to know him a bit through your channel. You were a really good friend to him and I can't begin to think about what you must be going through. I'm so sorry for this tremendous loss.

[davidknightx]

Honestly, this will probably be the only wing I'll ever fly when I get into the sport. I'm not rich and, while I'm not afraid of death, I'm more afraid of a hospital bill. All I care about is safety. What will a more advanced wing get me? Ability to flip over the wing easier or go faster? LOL yeah, I could absolutely care less about that. I just want to get high into the sky and feel safe. Period.

[SgtBergin]

As someone who has always dreamed of flying I find this sport very intriguing. Yet I’ve broken my back four times. Yes, four times. Twice in the military, a car accident and a water park incident. This unit looks like it I could avoid “slamming down.”
Greatly appreciate all your knowledge Tucker.

[thetinman]

This last year I've been preparing to get into skydiving. I've had a few jumps and have come to realize that the time spent under the wing is just incredible, more so than free falling. Now I've got my eyes on this and I have to do it. I need to do it haha. I just want to fly

[TheDro]

this is the one i have and been loving kiting w it, can’t wait to get it out in the air this yr

[mintmilkshakestv]

Just finished classes with aviator the 14th, this is 100% going to be my glider, I went up a couple thousand feet and even in turbulence this baby hardly moved.

[FlyingAce]

RiP Jeff.. you were an awesome guy so sorry for all of you Tucker and his other friends and family.

[SmittySmithsonite]

MAN, look at the cells on that thing when laying down! It builds its OWN wall! Crazy! I thought my Velocity Core 2 came up easy - that thing looks like it will rocket right up with minimal effort. Nice! Thanks for sharing, brother. 👍🍻

[CaptainPeterRMiller]

What a great instructional video. Tucker, you're killing it. Keep On Keeping On.

[roberteshelman]

This was a nice review. Glider selection is so important when starting out. If you're thinking about entering the sport, you'll most likely be far less nervous with a glider that has passive safety built in to it such as this one.

[gutshotgriz]

Thanks Tucker! This was the video I’ve been waiting for. Solid info from someone I’ve come to trust through your channel…and I’ve been on a couple tandem flights at Aviator, and they are everything I want when I pull the trigger.

[jissanboermans]

This is the wing I have and the wing recommended to me by by trainer. I'm glad to see such a wonderful review of a wing I enjoy so much.

[cabanford]

I spent 5 years and flew 2x Mojo 3's normal paragliders into the ground (so to speak). SIV, beginner acro and my first big xc flights - the new versions are awesome!

(Race an Enzo3 now, many years later)

[blue_beephang-glider]

I just finished watching your whole Icelandic trip videos. Absolutely fantastic!
I'm from Australia so I'm not sure how safe it is but the scenery from the Brazilian paragliding competition was staggering in a different way.
See "Brett Hazlet Paragliding never come down". Love to see you do a South American adventure trip. 😎👍

[pjm]

This could be the review for basically any EN-A wing currently on the market.

[bradyhyland]

Hi Tucker! Great episode! I like the fact that an older gentleman like myself, can get into this sport and use a wing that allows for a much slower pace! I also like the fact that you were talking about catching thermals, using this wing without an engine, so it seems that this would be a great starting point for a beginner like myself! It would be nice if you were able to demonstrate this in one of your vids. I know you like the motor - but it would really be cool to see some of that thermal flying!! Thanks again!!

[drgirthbrooks]

RIP Jeff. For anyone who may not have heard, Jeff, who appeared flying with Tucker in multiple videos on this channel (including the famous flying to Dunkin and pizzeria videos) was killed in a paramotor crash near Beach Lake, PA earlier this week. He was a safe, highly respected paramotor instructor with a ton of experience. It just goes to show you that while this sport is a lot of fun, it can be dangerous even if you're a safe, careful pilot. Jeff was a well known guy in my area and you would see him up in the air flying with friends every chance he got. He also travelled all over the country passing on his paramotor knowledge to beginners in the sport. He was an all around great guy and he died far too young. May he rest in peace.

[ParaglidingManiac]

Just in time! It is day 3 of me choosing what I want to try with my motor. Thanks, Tucker!

[superduper]

Tucker Gott: Aviation Ambassador!

Thank You for Your Service to Our Beloved Aviation!

[jedidiah.herrmann]

Got my first Training sessions lined up in August in Indiana! Thanks for the inspiration!