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RTS Student Series

Mirage Stock

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Listed prices include the options already on each rig.

Photos :   Stock rigs shown are unpacked.  Wrinkles and shape will correct when packed.

Canopy Compatibility :   Click to see our Full Canopy Compatibility Chart and guidelines.

Embroidery :   Drop zone logos and rig numbering are available on ring covers (mud flaps) and handles for an additional charge.

Link :  Paper Order Form if you prefer to order custom.

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    Mirage Harness Sizing

    The Mirage harness has four (4) parts.

    1. MLW : The main lift web is the front of the harness and is determined by the length of your torso.
    2. LP : The leg pads.
    3. STAB : The stabilizers (waist) determine how snug the bottom of the rig is against your back.
    4. YOKE : This is over the shoulders.  If you have a large chest or thick shoulders (lift weights) you may need a longer yoke.

    Our stock rigs already have a stabilizer and yoke size.

    Instructions:  

    A

    Determine Your Stabilizer (waist) :

    Measure around your waist at the belly button

    ●  The stabilizers determine how tight the rig is against your lower back.

    ●  Stabilizers are sized in 1/2 inch (1.27 cm) increments

    ●  + or – 1/2 inch from your size is usually acceptable.  Each increment is similar to loosening or tightening your belt one notch.

    ●  More than 1/2 inch from your correct size is not desirable.  The rig will be too tight or too loose against your back.

    Reference Tool : Stabilizer Measurement

    B

    Determine Your Yoke (chest/shoulders) :

    Measure around your chest across the nipples

    ●  If a yoke size isn’t indicated then the rig has a standard yoke

    ●  +1 or -1 yoke means that the distance from the top of the rig to the 3 rings (over the shoulder) was adjusted by 1 inch.

    ●  A standard yoke is usually acceptable for a person that needs a -1 yoke.

    ●  A standard yoke will feel snug or tight in the shoulders for a person that needs a +1 yoke

    ●  If you have thick shoulders (lift weights) you may want us to double check your sizing.

    Reference Tool : Yoke Measurement

    C

    Filter For Your Stabilizer & Yoke Size To See The Stock Rigs That Can Fit You !

    Remember that you can usually go up or down one stabilizer size if desired