The HAJA Sports Speed Chute is a football sprint-training parachute that adds progressive resistance to your acceleration work. Clip it on and sprint, and the canopy fills with air behind you, making your hamstrings, glutes and calves work harder to drive you forward.
It's made from ripstop polyester designed to flex at speed and resist tearing and fraying. Hence, it stands up to regular use on wet pitches. The padded, adjustable belt and free-motion ring keep the fit comfortable. At the same time, the quick-release system lets, you drop the resistance mid-run to practise overspeed sprints.
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