8-15 minutes is usually enough to fool your senses: your body hangs beneath a canopy, the water shrinks, and the pull feels like flight rather than a managed tow. It is not freedom. You are airborne because the boat creates forward speed and the towline maintains tension. The line sets the deal.That distinction ruins the fantasy. A parasail is a ram-air wing: airflow inflates its cells, and a pres...
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