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SUMO 3
YOUR FIRST TRACKING SUIT

Easy Stability & Speed

  • New lower volume design is easier to fly
  • New double leg anchor system is ultra-stable
  • New inflated arm chamber provides superior control
  • Ideal surface area for your first BASE tracking jumps
FEATURES
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CONTROL & STABILITY

Tracking suits can be surprisingly technical to fly well. Our sole aim with the Sumo 3 was to improve ease of use while maintaining the same speed and glide.

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INFLATED ARM CHAMBER

The S3 is the first two piece suit to have an independently inflated arm chamber, which provides a uniform size and shape with increased surface area for better control and handling of the suit, in flight.

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DOUBLE LEG ANCHOR

The Squirrel No-Wobble system is back, and better. We've added a second higher strap location and tuned the size and positioning to fit you better. We how solid this feels in the air.

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FREE FEET

No more pant-to-shoe connection is needed. The double leg anchor and high internal pressure do an excellent job of stabilizing the suit. This makes it easier to put on and take off.

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STORAGE OPTIONS INCLUDED

We've added a new large back pocket for your stashbag & small equipment. The chest pockets have been moved and adjusted for easier access when geared up.

DETAILS

The ideal balance of performance & stability for your first terminal BASE jumps. The SUMO 3 has two unique new features: The first inflated arm chamber of any two piece suit and a double leg anchor system provide better control and authority. Additionally, a lower volume pant design has improved ease of use.

This is the perfect tracking suit for your first terminal BASE jumps, and is the easiest and most stable two-piece we have ever flown.

SUMO 3 REVIEWS

"I’ve been flying the Sumo for a about a month now and am continually impressed. For everything BASE my priorities are safety and ease of use, and the Sumo is all that and then some. I’ve flown several Tracking suits (both one and two piece) over the last few years and I can safely say that the Sumo wins hands down for stability, pressurization and pilot interaction, and doesn’t compromise an inch of performance to achieve it. In fact the more I learn about the inputs it needs from me, the more personal bests I keep surpassing.

I was a little nervous taking out of the plane for the first time. Not only was I un-current in a Tracking suit, I was also an un-current skydiver. But within the first 10 seconds of flight I knew I would be comfortable flying it from a cliff (after years of prior training and experience of course!). Such massive levels of rock solid stability were previously unseen in any of the Tracking suits I’d flown and this gave me the confidence in control that I require to happily BASE anything.

In the Base environment I’ve found it a perfect tool. Quick inflation provides opportunity for quick starts and in the right hands with the right technique I believe it can take you further than any other two-piece on the market, and will do it more comfortably and safely.

Of course as with any tracking suit, the pilot is still everything. A bad pilot will fall like a brick and a good one will fly like they were born to it. As such I much strongly remind everyone that a vast amount of prior experience in the BASE tracking environment or a significant amount of skydiving in the Sumo must be considered before taking it of a cliff. But with those things considered it would be a great first suit, if not the best first suit currently on the market for either environment."

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-Milson Barnard

"I love my Sumo 2. The suit is powerful and inflates quickly. It is easy to fly. I fly it in the Sky, BASE and tunnel arenas. It is also free-fly friendly. Head down is smooth and slow speed. Head up takes some more practice. Over the head transitions are smooth. Over the feet transitions take a bit more commitment because of the balance of the suit.

Tracking in it is amazing. As soon as you hit terminal it takes off like a sling shot. It likes to fly steep and fast in an angle flying position for maximum forward drive. At the exit point it gives me the confidence to know that I will be pulling far clear of any obstacles. I have no problem throwing an invert from Exit 6 and still pull over the water with this beast. I recommend it to anyone."

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-Peder Blomker

"Compared to my ____ tracking suit, the SUMO has quicker inflation and a quicker start, which is the most important stage in getting a good track (especially in the valley) and also makes it safer as you are getting away from the wall faster. I also feel it has more range at the bottom as well…

I made 400 BASE tracking <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYyV_UXmwhY" class="youtube">jumps in my ____ suit</a>, so you could say I was very used to it. On my first jump in The SUMO I made it as far, if not better than, my best jump in my ____ from the High Ultimate. After a bit of change in technique and more jumps in the SUMO, I could go a lot better and <a href="https://vimeo.com/107320961" class="vimeo">I get a lot more out of this suit</a>! Have FUN!"

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-Lorenzo Buzz

"I received the Sumo (thanks a lot) and gave it a few tries right away. I did my best track from the 1st attempt, so the suit is definitely the best suit I've tried, and is as well the most powerful! You're wise to encourage people to skydive it a lot before Base, because I find it harder to fly correctly track pants than wingsuit, like every big pants I've tried!"

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-Vincent "Le Blond" Descols

"The quality is UNREAL, I can't believe how awesome the suit looks! Every stitch is picture perfect and the suit fits like a glove. "

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-Andrew Toyer

"Did 8 jumps (skydives) with the SUMO this weekend. Very solid, powerful & compact feeling, especially with the no wobble system, it feels much more precise in steep turns/angle then any other tracking suit. Good balance between agility and performance."

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-Cedric Dumont

"The Sumo flies super nice and is easy to control, only done 5 jumps on it now in the past week but am really enjoying the progression and feel of the suit. "

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-Simon Fasnacht

"Never thought I could have this much fun in a suit. Definitely my favorite suit I have flown yet."

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-Lucas Paskiewicz

"The inlets work perfectly at all flight angles. It is very fast, and has a lot of stability in a wider stance."

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-Hartman Rector

"This thing rocks. I can't believe how much forward speed it has on the lower end. It feels so solid!"

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-Scotty Bob

"After just a few jumps I can now say that 100% this is the best tracking suit that I have ever flown. It is powerful, sensitive, and easy to learn from the start. It has massive potential. Here is video from one of my first jumps, flying to the road at <a href="https://vimeo.com/88763029" class="vimeo" title="Squirrel SUMO">High Ultimate</a>.

Also, the closing flaps of the container are super nice and stay in position. Not like on a _____, _____."

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-Leonardo D.

"I’ve been flying the Sumo for a about a month now and am continually impressed. For everything BASE my priorities are safety and ease of use, and the Sumo is all that and then some. I’ve flown several Tracking suits (both one and two piece) over the last few years and I can safely say that the Sumo wins hands down for stability, pressurization and pilot interaction, and doesn’t compromise an inch of performance to achieve it. In fact the more I learn about the inputs it needs from me, the more personal bests I keep surpassing.

I was a little nervous taking out of the plane for the first time. Not only was I un-current in a Tracking suit, I was also an un-current skydiver. But within the first 10 seconds of flight I knew I would be comfortable flying it from a cliff (after years of prior training and experience of course!). Such massive levels of rock solid stability were previously unseen in any of the Tracking suits I’d flown and this gave me the confidence in control that I require to happily BASE anything.

In the Base environment I’ve found it a perfect tool. Quick inflation provides opportunity for quick starts and in the right hands with the right technique I believe it can take you further than any other two-piece on the market, and will do it more comfortably and safely.

Of course as with any tracking suit, the pilot is still everything. A bad pilot will fall like a brick and a good one will fly like they were born to it. As such I much strongly remind everyone that a vast amount of prior experience in the BASE tracking environment or a significant amount of skydiving in the Sumo must be considered before taking it of a cliff. But with those things considered it would be a great first suit, if not the best first suit currently on the market for either environment."

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-Milson Barnard

"I love my Sumo 2. The suit is powerful and inflates quickly. It is easy to fly. I fly it in the Sky, BASE and tunnel arenas. It is also free-fly friendly. Head down is smooth and slow speed. Head up takes some more practice. Over the head transitions are smooth. Over the feet transitions take a bit more commitment because of the balance of the suit.

Tracking in it is amazing. As soon as you hit terminal it takes off like a sling shot. It likes to fly steep and fast in an angle flying position for maximum forward drive. At the exit point it gives me the confidence to know that I will be pulling far clear of any obstacles. I have no problem throwing an invert from Exit 6 and still pull over the water with this beast. I recommend it to anyone."

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-Peder Blomker
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