Tip Tuesday: S-folds

Following last week where we talked through getting the air out of your canopy - PD Tour Rep Beau is now taking us through S-folds (you asked for it 😜) and getting the canopy in the bag. As always there are multiple variations to achieving this goal

[davidfullstone]

Can't believe how easy he made that look. My new canopy feel like I'm wrestling with an angry anaconda!

[somecharactersnotallowed]

I swear my d-bag is 3 sizes too small... everyone makes it seem so easy to just slide the parachute in.

[Kawasaki]

Shit he makes that looks easy. These videos have helped me so much though.

[RyanHicks]

I prefer the reverse S fold. I could never get this method to work for me. The reverse S fold was a much easier way to learn for me when I started.

[wtrlvr]

One of my biggest frustrations is the S fold and getting it into the bag, I'm going to keep trying and practicing

[TyShep]

What's up dude! Just met you last weekend at the boogie!

[GreenHornet]

I am impressed by your packing-skills of a sizzling new chute. However, I always do the small s-fold last, when the rest is already in the bag. I have never seen a video of that technique on YT, else I could link the link.    ;-)

[maxiking]

It sometimes happens to me, after i bagged the canopy in the exact shown way, that i can see some of the canopy fabric through the grommet of the bridle, since i have a rather small bridle bag stop.
Then I try to reach it with my hand trying to clear it. Is there a better way to prevent this from happening?

[pastadrmartinssempa]

What's with rolls instead of s fold?