28-way the big competition.

 

Initially, the one-off event was intended to have only two teams, but in 2005, three teams participated in the first competition, which continued until 2015. The largest turnout was five teams in 2007. Typically, the event was held on the first weekend of June at Skydive Hibaldstow in the UK, utilizing two G92 (DO28 turbine conversation) aircraft. For 11 years, I led the Herding Cats team, and the members of that team can be found in the records. Team page

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Pinch Jump weekends are designed for skydivers at the B license level (UK) and above, and are available almost every month from March through October. These weekends offer walk-up FS load organising for individuals of all levels, with the goal of having fun and without any pressure. All skydives are planned to accommodate all levels of skydivers, enabling them to jump in the same group. Some weekends may be designated as "High experienced" level only, with a minimum group size of 6-way and maximum group size of 14-way (no multiplane jumps on these weekends).

 

While pre-registration is recommended to secure a slot, you can also arrive on the day of the event for the "Open Invitational" weekends, where slots are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

 

 

 

 

 

 

why 'Strollerweb'?

The reason for the name 'Strollerweb' is that I had a nickname among a group of friends as "Stroller" many years ago. When I began publishing on the internet, it seemed like the obvious choice to combine my nickname with the term "Web" to form 'Strollerweb'. It was a simple and straightforward decision.