BlackHawk’s Signature Paramotor Frame:
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Constructed to the highest quality standards, from extremely strong aircraft-grade Aluminum.
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Features a double-reinforced hoop design for unmatched strength and structural integrity.
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Largest hoop to accommodate a 54″ prop! This provides for massive thrust and amazing performance.
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Can be easily broken down into sections for easy transport, storing, or travel. Re-assembling is simple.
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Utilized by beginners and Paramotor Schools globally who want a tough, forgiving cage.
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Ultra-strong cage connector are CNC’d for unmatched strength and additional safety.
- The STANDARD frame that comes in our Aero 1000 Package Deal!

WHAT CUSTOMERS HAVE TO SAY:

“I had a hard landing on my (brand x) Paramotor and it was completely destroyed. Repairs were so expensive, I almost got out of the sport. I saved up and upgraded to a BlackHawk unit with the Rhino Cage and had a landing even harder than the first one. The Rhino wasn’t even effected by it! That saved me from buying a new machine again!”
“I got an Aero 1000 From BlackHawk and the service was just as good as the product. I’m glad I went with the larger Rhino Cage. I feel extremely safe flying with it.”
BlackHawk Rhino PRICING & DETAILS:

Rhino XXLT Cage (with motor purchase) +$300
Rhino XXLT (without motor purchase) $2300
Standard Rhino Cage (with motor purchase) +$150
Standard Rhino (without motor purchase) $1995
XL Harness Upgrade (for bigger pilots) +$50
XL J-Bars Upgrade (for bigger pilots) +$50
NOTE: If you already own a BlackHawk Cage and need replacement parts, call us directly for pricing.
NOTE: If you already own a BlackHawk Cage and need replacement parts, call us directly for pricing.
RHINO ASSEMBLY:



The BlackHawk Paramotor USA Rhino Cage is one of the many products that helped put us on the map. The Rhino is known worldwide as the toughest Paramotor Cage in the industry. Being a best-seller for years, the Rhino Paramotor Cage is used by Training Centers and pilots who want a forgiving cage, capable of withstanding the occasional “pilot oops” like a hard landing. 
