Get Recognition For YOUR Paramotor Flights

BlackHawk Paramotor customers are always sending us links to amazing Powered Paragliding videos they make. We get to explore so many parts of the world from the comfort of our computer chair! If you put on the good old GoPro and end up capturing that “perfect flight,” we aren’t the only ones who want to see it… Our YouTube audience includes literally thousands of people from around the world and many check our BlackHawk channel regularly for new content. We are always open to posting customer’s great flight videos on our channel. This helps increase not only the exposure of the sport, but the exposure of our pilots too. We encourage you to send us any BlackHawk flight videos you may have.

If you do, please let us know the information you wish to share with the community like your full name, where you flew, a short bio about you as a pilot, and what gear you are flying. We understand that privacy is important to some, so let us know if there is any information you would like omitted from the video. Please note that any video you give us permission to use may be re-edited or shortened, have BlackHawk logos added, and or will be published in articles on our websites or social networks. Additionally, please let us know if you would like to approve any changes to your video before it is posted.

Simply use our contact form on the website by clicking the link below and put “Customer submitted video” in the message subject. We all look forward to sharing many more amazing adventures with our customers and hope to see your video on our channel soon!

CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT YOUR VIDEO

Amazing Paramotor Flight Over The Ruins of Tulum

This incredible video was sent to us by BlackHawk customer Mikael Sidenius. It is a Paramotor flight over the Ruins of Tulum. Tulum is the site of a Pre-Columbian city, serving is a major port for Coba. The ruins are located on 39 foot tall cliffs, along the east coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico. This was one of the last cities inhabited and built by the Mayas.

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