Career
Goldsmith is by profession a civil engineer, who started designing hang gliders in 1979 and paragliders in 1989 and was the designer of paragliders for Airwave Gliders for 20 years and designed the Magic, Scenic, Sport, Ten and the Wave. He set up the paragliding division of Airwave - which was already a manufacturer of hang gliders - in 1989. He left to found Ozone Paragliders in 1999, but returned to Airwave in 2000.
He moved to the Swiss paraglider manufacturer Advance Thun in 2010 and has now set up a brand under his own name:
In 2013 he released his first EN-C paraglider "Tala" under his own label This has been followed by Wasp (EN-B), Luna (paramotor) and Dual (tandem) paragliders in 2013 and Adam (EN-A) in 2014.
In 2015 the Base (EN-B) was launched and the Cure (EN-C) was presented at the Coupe Icare in September.
