Nirvana Paramotors

Nirvana Paramotors are made in the Czech Republic, home of the famous Zlin aerobatic airplanes. True to the country, the Nirvana Paramotoring gear is safe, reliable and portable with great looks and performance! For more information visit www.nirvana.cz

• Proven reliability and safety
• Professional looks and rugged design
• Choice of 17hp or 27hp engines
• Light weight and portable
• Comes with all carry bags and tool kit
• Affordable

What are the main considerations when selecting a paramotor?

The first is reliability. Nirvana Paramotors have proven reliability with a choice of Radne, Solo and Somonini engines, trouble free electronics and high quality materials.

This, of course, adds greatly to the overall safety of flying. Usually, the only maintenance required is the occasional changing of spark plugs, drive belts and pre-flight inspections.

The next consideration is weight. There is nothing worse than a heavy motor!! Even experienced fliers often require more than one attempt to get off the ground. With a heavy motor (25-35kgs) multiple launches can become very tiresome.

Now with a choice of engines from the recently released Colibri at 18kgs up to the Mad Max for tandem flights, there is a power pack to suit every body size and weight!

With a Nirvana Paramotor, you can be in the air within minutes of arriving at the flying site. While others are struggling with assembling bulky frames, you will be looking down from above. The Nirvana paramotor packs into convenient travel bags that easily fit into a car or can be checked in at the airport when going on vacation. Don’t leave home without it!

Everybody knows that looks aren’t everything, but isn’t it better to be seen flying something that looks like a Ferrari rather than a flying lawn mower? The rugged fiberglass construction of the Nirvana cowling both looks great and is easy to maintain. A simple wipe down after flying will ensure heads keep turning at the flying site. The heavy items like the fuel tank and inverted cylinder block are all placed to maintain a low center of gravity.