Para-Cushion Back 303 P/N: 124105 The standard back mounted container, model 303, measures 24" (60 cm) tall by 16" (40 cm) wide by 3" (7 cm) thick and weighs approximately 15 lb. (6.5 kg). The Para-Cushion Back is recommended for use in airplanes where head room is at a minimum such as an ASW-27, a PW-5, a Cap-10, a Zlin 50, a Christen Eagle, the front seat of an RV-4 and many others. In many cases it is possible to replace the airplane back cushion with the Strong Para-Cushion Back Parachute System. Other Para-Cushion Back models are available in different sizes to accommodate a smaller space, such as in the cockpit of an SU-31. The Short Back, the Narrow Back and the Short and Narrow back. The fully adjustable harness allows wearer to adjust the harness using seven adjustment points for a perfect fit. Works very well for clubs where different people will be using the system, also works well for the non-pilot seat in two seat airplanes where different passengers will be carried.

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Aerobatic harness. This harness option moves the snaps that normally sit on top of the pilots legs, to your chest, where there is no pressure from a seat belt. This works best where a Hooker Harness Ratchet type seat belt is used.

Quick Ejector Snaps. This is the Military type hardware that can be used in place of the standard B-12 snaps. Works best for former military pilots who have become accustomed to this type of hardware.

Capewell Riser Releases. For landing in high wind conditions allows the pilot to release the parachute, to prevent dragging. Disadvantages -- Heavy and expensive hardware.

Oxygen Pocket. Pocket built in to the system for a bail out bottle. (Pocket only.)

ELT Pocket. Pocket built in to the system for the pilots ELT. (Pocket only.)

Sheepskin pad. Sheepskin pads keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Installed using the Velcro channels already in place on your system.

Lumbar Support Cushion

Aero Pad. Available for Para-Cushion Back models only. A zip-on seat pad held in place by the pilots weight to restrain the Paracushion and prevent shifting during high G maneuvers.

G-Pad. An auxiliary pad that attaches to the back pad of any Para-Cushion. The G-pad is formed to snugly fit around the pilot's sides providing extra support during high G maneuvers.

Custom Monogramming. We can monogram your name, N number, or anything that space will allow on the front of your container.

Survival Equipment Pocket. Storage space built in to the container, to hold personnel items such as a cell phone, signal mirror, energy bar and a small first aid kit.