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VIGIL SAVES

YOUR GUARDIAN ANGEL

Over 570 lives saved and counting

Your Vigil AAD is designed for one purpose: to help dramatically reduce the risks associated with skydiving.

Each of Vigil’s recorded life saves are more than just numbers, they represent people who we might have otherwise lost.  

 

The purpose of life saving reports is to get clarity on exactly what mistakes were made, details of the accidents that occurred, and how Vigil was in each of these instances the difference between life and death. 

 

These are invaluable lessons to be learned and the numbers simply don't lie.

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571 RECORDED SAVES & COUNTING

SKYDIVER KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS ON EXIT

VIGIL MODE: PRO

SAVE #516

I was knocked unconscious on the rear step of a skyvan. Spent the entire skydive in a limp head down free fall. The other jumper was working on some head down and didn't realize my situation until it was too late too assist. I'm sure vigil deployed while I was in a head down or steep track position. If not for my excellent rigger and vigil, I would for 100% sure be dead right now... Thank you

UNCONSCIOUS SKYDIVER LANDS IN WATER

VIGIL MODE: PRO

SAVE #377

At Summerfest 2019, 2 jumpers collided on break-off and one of them was knocked unconscious.

 

Lukasz Hahn was saved by his Vigil and later landed in the river where he regained consciousness and the excellent staff at Skydive Chicago got him out of the water.

HARD PULL ON BORROWED GEAR

VIGIL MODE: PRO

SAVE #524

After an uneventful belly group skydive and track the jumper could not reach her main hackey. She reported her sweatshirt covered her handles when going for reserve handle. No canopies were deployed until the AAD activated. The reserve fully inflated

A NEWER JUMPER WAS SAVED AFTER LOSS OF ALTITUDE AWARENESS 

VIGIL MODE: PRO

SAVE #548

During a coached jump, a student lost altitude awareness. Thankfully, the Vigil (AAD) kicked in, swiftly deploying the reserve parachute and saving the student's life.

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