Recovery Wadding

SKU: 002274

$5.99

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Protect your parachutes and ensure safe landings with Estes Recovery Wadding. Flame-resistant and easy to use, this essential accessory shields your recovery system from the motor’s ejection charge.

Each pack includes 75 sheets, enough for 18–25 launches, so you can enjoy reliable rocket flights again and again.

Overview

Every safe recovery begins with proper protection. Estes Recovery Wadding is specifically designed to safeguard your rocket’s parachute from the intense heat and pressure of the ejection charge. Without it, plastic parachutes risk singeing or melting, which can shorten their lifespan and compromise your launches.

Flame-Resistant and Reliable

Made from flame-resistant material, recovery wadding absorbs the brunt of the ejection charge while keeping your recovery system intact. Simply place a few sheets between the motor and the parachute before launch, and enjoy the confidence of knowing your parachute will deploy safely and reliably.

Simple to Use

Installation is quick and straightforward, making it an indispensable tool for rocketeers of all experience levels. Depending on the engine size, just a few sheets are all that’s needed to prepare your rocket for launch. This simple step adds an extra layer of safety and extends the life of your recovery systems.

Enough for Multiple Flights

Each package comes with 75 sheets of recovery wadding, providing enough material for approximately 18–25 launches. Stock up and ensure you always have this critical component on hand for your next adventure to the skies.

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