Welcome to Asylum Designs
Asylum Designs' mission is to provide the highest quality BASE Jumping Equipment, BASE Training, and Customer Service to jumpers world-wide. Our focus is on equipment innovation, safety, and support.
News
European FJC Course dates-- 321BASE.eu
Friday, 2 July 2010 5:16, by Asylum
The Great Book of BASE
Thursday, 24 June 2010 5:46, by Mthead
The Great Book of BASE is the most complete and informative book ever written about our amazing sport. BASE jumpers of all levels, skydivers, mountain sports athletes, armchair enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the sport of BASE jumping must own this book. Click this link to get your copy today!-- base-book.com
seven in action
Monday, 24 May 2010 13:42, by Asylum
The Seven BASE parachute on final approach after a fully satisfying wing suit flight.
2010 Baffin Island BASE expedition
Sunday, 11 April 2010 15:18, by Mthead
BaffinBASE.com, home of the 2010 Baffin Island BASE Jumping Expedition. In the spring of 2010-- based on previous expeditions to Baffin Island and years of BASE jumping experience-- our team of BASE jumpers from around the world will further explore the fjords of Baffin Island, jumping and flying from the magnificent cliffs in the Artic Circle, documenting our adventure as we go and sharing it with you online, via daily uploads and dispatches directly from the ice. BaffinBase.com
profile
Friday, 2 April 2010 15:48, by Asylum
Philifunio
Saturday, 27 February 2010 9:42, by Soby
Recently Sevens and Perigee Pros were sighted in the Philippines, where the Ozone Team opened new speed flying and paragliding sites and put on a BASE demo from the SoMa Tower in Global City, Manila. The team then moved on to the Manila Balloon Festival where they showed a little wingsuit action to a crowd of thousands, most of whom had never seen wingsuiting before. Matt and Carson reported that their new Sevens were more than reliable in the hot and windy conditions for the building demo and performed equally well for the wingsuit jumps.
scouting new points
Monday, 8 February 2010 8:13, by Asylum
Ben Mitchell sitting on the summit of Mt. Rainier. "It was during a winter ascent in January. Success rates for winter ascent are somewhere around 20% or so, so it felt pretty good to get up. We climbed a route that allowed me to check out the access for a possible ski-BASE exit. I have been trying to get on top of the exit for awhile, and although I wasn't able to actually get to the exit, I was able to figure out how to get to it, which is another step in the right direction..."
Profile
Friday, 8 January 2010 14:19, by Mthead
Here is a quick look at a Profile. fresh off the line!