[Eric Muss-Barnes]

Some thoughts on color options, which may help people see things in a different way...

[Bob Kuczewski]

Thanks for posting another great video Eric. You are slowly covering more and more aspects of the sport. If you're ever looking for new ideas, Red has a web site with lots of them here: https://user.xmission.com/~red/

I'm gonna do this! What is the best way to start?

• What Do I Need To Fly Hang Gliders?
  
• Wheels and Wind Indicators?
  
• Making the Most of Lessons?
  
• Pre-Cautions?

Okay, now I need to get sorted out on my equipment.

• So, You Want To Buy A Glider?
  
• Transport and Storage of Your Wings?
  
• Manufacturers' Most Popular Excuses:
  
• Harness Safety Notes:
  
• Harness Adjustments, and more...
  
• Now, You Might Just Need a Stirrup Step
  
• Parachutes: Para-Swivel, Knife, and Practice?
  
• Harness and Parachute Manuals?
  
• Center of Gravity: HG Cruise Control?

Flying realities, and getting in tune with the sky:

• Thermalling Without Instruments?
  
• Variometer Practice?
  
• Variometer Settings?
  
• Circling as Practice?
  
• Newbies in Soaring Traffic?
  
• Landing On A Target?
  
• Superman Syndrome?
  
• I can fly?____HEY!___I_CAN_*FLY*_!!!
  
• Wildlife, when on the wing?

Finishing touches:

• Log Books?
  
• Glider Maintenance?
  
• Can I Build My Own Glider?
  
• Glider Control Surfaces?
  
• Useful Links?

With regard to colors, I bought my Falcon from Windsports almost 2 decades ago, and I did consider visibility at the time. But I was in a hurry to get the glider, so I picked one with the best visibility among those available at that time. I chose white with a red-orange leading edge for visibility. I probably have better pictures, but this is one place where I knew I could find it:

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And here's the video:

Thanks for your ongoing contributions to the sport Eric!!

[Eric Muss-Barnes]

Thanks for sharing all of that, Bob.
Yes, Red's site is a great resource. I'm still discovering links on there I've not found elsewhere.