Starseed Fusion
Reclined titanium paramotor – preserved as a reference for owners and the second-hand market.

These Starseed machines are no longer in production. This archive remains available for pilots who own and fly them, and for buyers and sellers in the second-hand market.
Reclined titanium paramotor – preserved as a reference for owners and the second-hand market.

A lightweight version of the Starseed X/X2, featuring a carbon back plate with a built-in 10-degree tilt for an authentic paragliding feel. Instead of the X/X2’s fixed rear tank, the Starseed XF was designed for a front-mounted Starseed Fuelbag. The model was produced in Grade 2 and Grade 5 titanium.
The Starseed XF was discontinued as development progressed through the recently discontinued Starseed Fusion and, in particular, towards the Starseed Stellar 110, the true Climb Assist machine.

Starseed X was the predecessor to the iconic Starseed X2 and shared the same core airframe. The model featured a gas damper instead of a magnetic system for opening and closing the retractable leg, first-generation aluminium swing arms, a single anti-torque system and a first-generation hang-point system. The hang-point system required a minimum pilot weight of 75 kg, compared with 65 kg for Starseed X2. Owners of Starseed X can upgrade their machine to Starseed X2.
