INTRUDAIR JUMPSUIT GUIDE: HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT SKYDIVING SUIT

Choosing the right jumpsuit involves more than picking a style you like. Your experience level, flying style, body type, natural fall rate, and whether you plan to fly primarily in the sky or in the wind tunnel all play a key role.

The good news is that it is hard to make a wrong choice. Once your instructor helps determine whether you need a faster, standard, or slower suit, most of our models will serve you well. Here are the key factors to consider.

1. Experience Level

Beginner Just finished your AFF course or have a low jump count? You might not know your favorite discipline yet, so a comfortable, versatile, and easy to use suit is your best option. Recommended models: ES, CF, C+

Intermediate You already know your direction: Freefly, RW, wind tunnel, or another specialized area. At this stage, choosing a suit optimized for your discipline makes a noticeable difference. Recommended models: DBC, Femme, RW, C+, Multi Speed, Tunnel Freestyle

Pro You know exactly what cut, fall speed, and flight performance you need. Specialized models and custom features take center stage here. Recommended models: EXP, RW Pro, DBC, Big Way, Multi Speed, Tunnel Freestyle, custom builds

2. Primary Flying Environment

3. Body Type and Natural Fall Rate

The right cut keeps you effortlessly on level with other jumpers.

Consult your instructor if you are unsure about your natural fall rate.

4. Budget vs. Maximum Performance

5. Freefly and General Use

6. Tunnel Freestyle

Designed for extensive tunnel flying and advanced bodyflight. This ultra tight suit provides zero excess material, offering direct body control without flight assistance from the fabric. Ideal for freestyle and highly technical tunnel flying.

7. Women's Models

Every Intrudair suit can be tailored to a female cut.

8. Formation Skydiving / RW

9. Dropzone Work

10. Quick Selection Guide

11. Core Advice

Keep your decision simple. Choose a suit appropriate for your current skill level, and consult your instructor regarding fall speed. Beginners should prioritize versatility and comfort over specialized, tight fitting competition suits. The best suit is not the one with the most high tech features, but the one that supports your progression right now.

Next steps include converting this guide into a short 5 to 6 question decision tree that leads directly to 2 or 3 recommended Intrudair models.