First Look: Supair Evo Lite 2 modular harness for paragliding

Charlie King tries Supair’s Evo Lite 2, a modular harness which can be flown with or without a pod.
It is perfect for progressing pilots, who can start off with the beginner-friendly sit harness and add the speedbag (pod) later when they are ready for cross-country flying.
The system is also a good solution for pilots who enjoy, say, cross-country and dune flying, where they can use the pod for XC and remove it for evening waggas on the dunes.

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[jamiefly]

I bought one in Ager last year. Very impressed with it, super comfy and great to fly in. Didn't get the pod at the time... Definitely one of the better pod harness combos...

[hansimmerguet]

I have this harness and i think it is great. Just the packsize is pretty big. I wish they had an option with inflatable protector.

[petrusaroesnosa]

Hello; I have an Evo Lite 2, that will come to me in just a few days, and my question is, about the radio. Where can be placed the radio in this harness, please? Greetings.

[wrash]

Had the predecessor for school and beyond. And I was quite unhappy with it. Lots of little stupid design choices and quality issues. And the geometry just wasn't right to use it with the pod, I could never get it comfortable. On the other hand, I gained some thigh muscles holding it up 😅.
Loved the big cockpit pocket and its detachable instrument clip loops though.