From an earlier chapter

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.

Discontinued

Starseed Fusion

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

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Starseed Fusion
Discontinued

Starseed XF

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 XF
Discontinued

Starseed X

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.

Starseed X