USED Flat Top Ninja Paramotor

Description

SPECS:
55 Pounds dry
29.5 Horsepower
200 Pounds of thrust at peak
600 Pound plus peek carrying capacity
18,000 Feet max legally
1 Year warranty when new (used carries remainder of that)
2.5 Gallon gas tank
5 Gallon capable with optional dual tank option
Powered by custom optimized Vittarazi Moster 185 Plus
51 Inch Carbon Fiber prop
The Flat Top Ninja is the SAFEST paramotor ever built. It has over 304 unique safety updates making it safer than the competition. It was created to be the all around ultimate paramotor ever.
Safety? Yeah were the only one.
Performance? Nothing can compete.
Durability and strength? Nothing comes close.
When the creator Dell designed and built the Flat Top, he wanted to build something he would actually fly. He wanted to make it the most insanely cool and flyable paramotor ever built. Because after all, we all got into this sport to fly…
So that's what he did! He spent over 5 years, hundreds of thousands of dollars, and a lot of testing and tweaking to build the ultimate paramotor.
There is nothing like a Flat Top. The insane capabilities of the Flat Top, change everything. There is a reason you do not see other people fly like Flat Top pilots. We simple can do more, and much safer!
What are the Flat Top’s key safety Features?
Safety was really important to Dell.  Dell wanted to make sure the Flat Top was without a doubt the SAFEST paramotor that has ever been built.
Back in the early 2000’s when Dell got into this sport, paramotors were not safe at all… It was scary because people were constantly getting hurt when they DIDN'T need too! And Dell recognized that.
He saw flaws in every paramotor out there, and it was those simple flaws that eliminated any safety. Stuff as simple as a strong netting to protect the pilot and others from the propeller…
So Dell changed that.
Starting with the most important one: Spinal protection.  Dell had broken his back 3 times in his life. Once from falling out of a tree at 17, and two more times on motorcycles.  If anyone understood the importance of protecting your back, it was Dell. He did not want ANYONE to suffer from back pain like he does.
And so, the Flat Top Ninja was built with 18 inches of specially designed aluminum under the pilot’s butt that is built to crush, crumple, and absorb energy away from the pilot on impact.
And it works… I’ve tested it myself.  When I was 17 years old, I was attempting a wing tip drag and crashed.  Hard.
In all honesty, I would have broken my back if it was not for the crumple zone.
At 17 years old, I could have been paralyzed and my life would be completely different.  But because of the Flat Top Ninja, I was completely uninjured. I got back up, took off again, and did the maneuver like the crash had never happened.
Crumple Zone Youtube Video
*Must See*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpEUpFfE05s
Another very important safety feature that Dell addressed when creating the Flat Top Ninja was the protection from the propeller.
Paramotors are powered by a propeller spinning at upwards of 600 mph. The last thing ANYONE wants to do is get chopped up by it.
Unfortunately due to terribly designed paramotors, over 100 people have made contact with that propeller on other units.
The Flat Top Ninja is built to completely eliminate that. The Flat Top Ninja is built with tightly woven Kevlar netting that is riveted onto a very strong and sturdy dual looped aluminum cage.
The is little to no way for an average sized hand to get through the openings of the cage and netting on the cage.
The only way for the propeller to reach the netting is to physically break it.
Pilots and bystanders are protected from the propeller.
Another critical safety feature of the Flat Top Ninja is the face-plant protection.
Commonly new pilots will trip and fall down as they start flying. Once they fall they are squished underneath the weight of the paramotor and power of the paramotor.
The Flat Top Ninja is built with solid aluminum comfort bars that stick out 16 inches in front of the pilots that are built specifically to keep the entire weight of the paramotor and power of the paramotor off of the pilots completely.
Another life and death safety feature found on the Flat Top Ninja is the Quick Release Harness.
When building the Flat Top Ninja Dell understood the risk of going into the water on a paramotor. Commonly paramotors are built with 5 point harnesses that are extremely difficult to get out off.
The Flat Top Ninja is built with a single pull quick release harness. One pull and pilots are out of the harness. The Flat Top heavily reduces the risk of being stuck in your paramotor and drowning.
Video of the Quick Release Harness Saving Dell:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efBjjHVGpLs&t=3s
How easily can you transport the Flat Top?
Transporting and storing the Flat Top is easy! The Flat Top easily breaks down and can be moved in a car as small as a Prius!  For storing the Flat Top, it is as easy as finding a spot in your garage to stick it!
How is the Flat Top’s maintenance?
Maintenance on the Flat Top is very simple and easy. Plus, there is not too much you have to do to it. Spark plugs and air boxes will be 90% of what you have to do, and that’s super easy! Major maintenance doesn’t occur up until you well into 100 hours. The average running cost of a Flat Top Ninja is 0-,000 a year.
How long will the Flat Top last?
The Flat Top Ninja is equipped with the Vittorazi Moster 185 Plus which has been reported to last upwards of 500 hours before needing to be replaced.
Who makes the Flat Top?
The Flat Top is manufactured out of Kaysville, Utah by Flat Top Paramotors and Paraglider Mall.
Do we sell used Flat Top Paramotors?
Yes! We have the largest inventory of used Flat Top Ninja paramotors out there! Every used Flat Top Ninja has been run through our tests and is in perfect working order before delivered to you!
Used Deals:
,500  |  ,000  |  ,500  |  ,900 (NEW)
The lower the price the more hours on it.
All used deals sold are in perfect working condition and have been checked by our team.
Comparison:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoCEA_MAcis&t=3s
Launched By A 13 Year Old:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kztjg-X1y7I
Strength + Safety Demo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYDQrxp6KTs