The Soar 2 takes the Rise 5's proven 2.5-line platform and strips it back for hike & fly, vol-bivouac, and serious expedition use. At just 2.98–3.98 kg across five sizes (50–120 kg all-up weight), it is one of the lightest high-B wings in its class. The same double winglets, Nitinol rods, razor-edge mini-ribs, and 3D-cut vortex holes as the Rise 5 — but with superlight materials throughout. It communicates the airmass in a way that builds confidence rather than draining it. Performance like a high-B, packs like an ultralight.
Pilot level
Beginner
20%
Intermediate
80%
Advanced
100%
Expert
80%
Flying discipline
Cross Country
100%
Hike & Fly
100%
Expedition
100%
XC Comp.
80%
H&F Comp.
100%
Size
Area (m²)
AR
Weight (kg)
All-up weight (kg)
EN
XXS
18.80
5.85
2.98
50–65
B
XS
21.37
5.85
3.29
60–78
B
S
23.85
5.85
3.52
72–92
B
M
25.93
5.85
3.80
85–105
B
L
28.09
5.85
3.98
100–120
B
2.5-liner shared with the Rise 5 — high-B performance
2.98–3.98 kg — superlight high-B construction
Double winglets for spiral stability in strong air
For intermediate pilots with 50+ hours and formal instruction. EN-B wings balance safety with performance — suited for XC flying, moderate conditions and gradual skill progression.
About EN-B Class
EN-B spans a wide range — from low-B (close to A-class safety) to high-B (approaching C-class performance). Collapses require some pilot input to assist recovery.
Recommended Gear
Harness and reserve parachute that pair well with this wing:
