What size Advance TAU DLS should I get if I'm 100kg all up?

I can’t reliably pick an Advance TAU DLS size for 100 kg all-up from the supplied sources: none gives the TAU DLS’s certified weight/load range by size.

- The only TAU DLS source is a first-impressions review of the size 23; it mentions pilot demands and class but no load range [1].

- The supplied gear catalogue returned no TAU DLS product record, so there are no recorded size specifications to compare.

- Do not infer a size from another Advance model or from certification alone; confirm the exact size’s load range before buying.

- Check your all-up weight, harness/reserve compatibility and suitability with Flybubble or a qualified instructor.

Sources

1. [1] We Tested the Advance TAU DLS… (Not What We Expected)

   um, [laughter] so yeah, if you're if you've been flying, I think for all of these high seas, if you've been flying a midse glider and you feel like it's time for you to step up and progress from that, then uh, this is definitely one to consider. It's definitely not a hot sea, it's a proper high sea. And I think actually the pilot demands to keep it flying, keep it above your head are they're certainly not at the higher end of the the high sea class. They're around the around the middle or maybe even on the lower side from my flying so far. And I think I've been flying some quite sporty air. That's all for this first impressions review of the towel DLS size 23. I think we need to go now because it's going to start raining soon. So it is raining.