Colorado B.S. Thread

Just curious on recommendations for where we should go to get our licenses

 

Do you know what's involved?
There may be some good information on uspa.org

 

It is A LOT of jumps to get it. Tandem and without

 

Yup Read all about it and I have about 40+ static line jumps and some wind tunnel time. I Just wanted to see if anyone here could vouch for a place and good people to trust my life with.

 

I can drive da plane... and push you out at twelve-five... or go up to fourteen if you prefer...

 

Been too long for me to recommend.
Mile-Hi in Longmont is the biggest local operation but depending on what you're after, that doesn't necessarily mean the best. There's a newer operation further north.

 

When I jumped with Mile-Hi they had a certification program where the more jumps you did the cheaper it got. Still expensive because of the number of jumps you need to do though.

 

Thanks!

 

I'm about to start picking up people's poop they leave "for later" and throw it at them. I'm getting tired of having a full bag of trash at the end of every hike since people can't pick up after themselves.

Let me know if you ever need / have room for passengers. I love looking at the earth from the sky. I'm not into the jumping out part.

 

Anyone with a 1st gen Double Cab have the Weather Tech floor mats? I bought the Husky ones before WeatherTech made them for my truck and I'm thinking about switching over if the fit is PERFECT with the WeatherTechs. The huskys are like 90% there, but I want perfect. If you have them, I'd love to check them out in person.

 

Roger, roger.

 

Do you have an in flight door or can you fly with the door off?

 

Dewalt lunchbox?

 

Don't have anymore and the store I got it from closed down.

 

Yeah sorry bud I can't have anymore made because the place I got them from closed down.

 

Damn, but I feel special for having it now

 

@50 amocaT Your truck is a standard right?

 

You’re not kidding!!