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ADVANCE Impress 4 M — A Seat-Board POD That Chooses Comfort Over Edge

Dust of the Universe · Ziad Bassil2020.09.05
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What the Impress 4 does well is clear: back comfort rare in a seat-board harness, seamless build quality, and a feel that bridges smoothly between seat-board and seatless. But the compromise has a price. Pilots who want the sharp feedback and counter-steer authority that comes straight off a seat-board's edge may find it a step back from the Impress 2+ or X-Rated 6. So the Impress 4 isn't a keener harness — it's one that leaves the body less worn after a full day in the sky. Instead of sharpening the edge, ADVANCE steered it toward sparing the pilot.

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