HyperLoc 163

The HyperLoc is promoted as a "Park Flyer." The designers thought that since it is heavy and robust, it could withstand some faster-than-normal descent speeds and therefore could be used in smaller fields. This is true, but where this kit is a lot of fun is stuffing higher thrust motors into the backend. This rocket is designed for motors that have a brutal kick. It's built for speed!

LOC Graduator

Have you built a lot of small kits and want something bigge, something that has some features found in high-power rockets? Then the LOC Graduator would be something you might be interested in.

The Graduator is a classic rocket kit that builds just like smaller rockets, but everything in it is designed for bigger motors. Flies great on F and G size motors.

Black Brant X

The LOC Black Brant X is a pseudo-scale model loosely based on the Candian Sounding Rocket. It's a great all-around flyer that can use a variety of different rocket engines. It's a proven performer that will get the respect of everyone that sees it. This model is going to be your rock-solid favorite that can be flown at any time.

Altimeter Pouch

Providing extra protection from the soot and the hot gases of the ejection charge, this vinyl protective pouch was designed for the Jolly Logic series of altimeters (AltimeterOne, AltimerTwo, and AltimeterThree). The pouch from Dino Chutes securely holds the altimeter inside during use and keeps it clean, plus it gives a little extra protection from bumps and bruises of the flight.

Chute Release Protector Sleave

This nifty little pouch for the Chute Release (not included) gives you extra peace of mind by protecting your Chute Release from those hot stray ejection charges that might get past your main chute protection. It's also useful once your rocket lands on the ground and gets dragged by the wind. Created by Dino Chutes, it is constructed from Nomex fabric with a hook and loop closure strap that goes under the tether strap. Bright yellow color, so it adds more visibility to your rocket too.

Guide Chute for Chute Release

Designed Dino Chutes to work with the Jolly Logic Chute Release device (not included). This special guide chute is intended to be deployed during the time your rocket is descending from apogee. It basically helps your rocket descend a little slower and also keeps it from drifting too far. Think of it as a funny looking parachute because it has the DNA of a streamer.

X-Form Parachutes

X-form parachutes tend to provide a more stable descent as compared to the typical hexagon parachutes. They also tend to pack more tightly than a comparable hexagon shaped parachute because there's less fabric overall. Made by Dino Chutes, there are 5 sizes available from 12-inches to 36-inches.

Printed Nylon Cloth Parachutes

You just got a really cool rocket, and you'd like to upgrade it to use a nylon parachute. For most nylon chutes the material is too thick and too stiff to pack into a small diameter tube. Here is a parachute that's made from thinner, softer cloth which than other nylon chutes. It packs tight, so it will go into smaller tubes.

But the unique thing is that these are printed parachutes with colorful patterns on them that make them easy to see in the sky and when they land on the ground.

Available in 15", 18" and 24" diameter versions.

Blow Mold Transition for TARC

This is our other TARC Transition for the current contest year. It is the easiest transition to use, because being molded from plastic, you only need to connect the tubes on the ends. It fits BT-70 to BT-80 tubes (56mm to 66mm). If your design calls for it, you can cut the ends off for ejection gases to pass through. Large loops on both ends makes attaching parachutes quick and easy.