T-10C:

The T10-C belongs to the family of non-directional parachutes, used in massive jumps of personnel.
The parachute is designed for tethered jumps and consists of a 35-feet parabolic canopy, made of antilacerant nylon.
At the edge of the canopy there is an anti-inversion net whose purpose is to minimize the risks
of malfunction during deployment. In this way, the system’s reliability and robustness are drastically improved.

MIRPS:

The MIRPS ventral reserve parachute, is designed for use with the main parachutes T10-C.
The canopy is made of nylon, has a circular shape with a diameter of 24 feet.
The activation of this reserve parachute is entrusted to the soldier who acts by pulling a handle mounted on the housing.