Stroud Comp Eliminator Drag Parachute - Up to 170-180 MPH - Red
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More than 20 years ago, Bob Stroud took his knowledge of parachutes and safety equipment to the racing industry and created Stroud Safety. Since that time, Stroud Safety has been the technology leader in the safety industry, introducing and acquiring patents on many new items. These efforts by Stroud have made racing much safer for the driver, car, track and spectator.
Stroud Safety started with one product—DRAG CHUTES—and now manufacturers more than 150 products. New products are introduced annually from Stroud. Almost every type of racing uses Stroud Safety products, all over the world.
Bob Stroud best uses his engineering degree from Oklahoma State University in designing chutes and safety systems. These designs are actively used in safety applications from cars to boats to rockets to aircraft and more. He has over 1,000 parachute jumps (many testing his own products), spent 7 years in the Army Special Forces and is an examiner for the FAA.
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Product Description:
More than 20 years ago, Bob Stroud took his knowledge of parachutes and safety equipment to the racing industry and created Stroud Safety. Since that time, Stroud Safety has been the technology leader in the safety industry, introducing and acquiring patents on many new items. These efforts by Stroud have made racing much safer for the driver, car, track and spectator.
Stroud Safety started with one product—DRAG CHUTES—and now manufacturers more than 150 products. New products are introduced annually from Stroud. Almost every type of racing uses Stroud Safety products, all over the world.
Bob Stroud best uses his engineering degree from Oklahoma State University in designing chutes and safety systems. These designs are actively used in safety applications from cars to boats to rockets to aircraft and more. He has over 1,000 parachute jumps (many testing his own products), spent 7 years in the Army Special Forces and is an examiner for the FAA.
