Jyro JFX2 109

The JYRO JFX 2 109 is a 109-square-foot high-performance cross-braced skydiving canopy designed for experienced pilots transitioning into swooping.

It is recognized for offering cross-braced performance with the ease of use typically found in non-cross-braced wings like the Crossfire.

Design and Construction
The JYRO JFX 2 109 features advanced aerodynamic refinements over its predecessor to improve stability and responsiveness.

21-Chamber Design: It uses a sleek, fully elliptical 21-chamber construction to provide consistent, staged openings.

Sail Loaded Ribs: The ribs attached to lines are made of sail fabric to reduce distortion, maintaining the wing’s shape across various flight profiles.
Powerband and Mini-Ribs: These features enhance the canopy’s overall rigidity and efficiency during flight.

Line Options: Standard models use Vectran 500 lines, with black Vectran 400 available as an option for pilots seeking reduced drag at the cost of more frequent relining.

Flight Performance
Experts and users frequently highlight the JYRO JFX 2 for its predictable handling and powerful landing capabilities.

Openings: According to reviewers at Valkiria Extreme, the canopy is known for soft, reliable, and “not scary” openings, addressing common stigmas associated with cross-braced wings.

Dive and Recovery: The dive is longer than the original JFX but shorter than ultra-high-performance wings like the Leia, making it ideal for dialing in bigger rotations with a predictable recovery arc.

Flare Power: Users on DZ Sports note that the canopy has immense bottom-end flare and can fly slower than many competitors, stalling later for safer landings.

Harness Responsiveness: Pilots on Reddit report that the switch to a JFX 2 is intuitive due to its high responsiveness to harness inputs.

Purchasing Options
The JYRO JFX 2 109 is available through several specialized skydiving equipment retailers.

Jyro JFX2 109
Jyro JFX2 109
Jyro JFX2 109