Comentarii la: Cel mai rău al furtunii, forță 10, 52 de noduri Gale parte 2

De: Simon Anderson

Simon Anderson — Mon, 09 May 2022 19:56:07 +0000

friends are made and lost at sea

De: DickGorzinya

DickGorzinya — Sat, 28 Dec 2019 08:37:39 +0000

This is a very poor effort from the skipper. Torn sails still up, loose items on deck, lines coming loose, (even a jack stay!) and crew sleeping in wet bunks. Well done for not killing anyone with this terrible display of seamanship.

De: MICHAEL W SUDZIARSKI

MICHAEL W SUDZIARSKI — Thu, 18 Apr 2019 16:36:11 +0000

It looked like a great experience . I always enjoy our time at sea . Good videos THANKS for sharing !!!!

De: michael d

michael d — Mon, 09 Oct 2017 20:26:28 +0000

Your just bare poles!

De: Egil

Egil — Tue, 03 Oct 2017 18:32:01 +0000

I hated working the sails during heavy weather and ended up taking sails down before the weather hit. Having to wear glasses added to my discomfort.

De: John Affleck

John Affleck — Mon, 13 Jun 2016 18:23:53 +0000

The great thing about Catamarans is they float upside down just as stably as right side up And, this has been demonstrated many times. A friend of mine and his wife and infant child were all lost at sea when their Trimaran, un-damaged, and intact; decided it would rather float upside down. This was off the Farallon Islands off shore of the Golden Gate.

De: John Affleck

John Affleck — Mon, 13 Jun 2016 18:19:31 +0000

Hilarious. We discovered one of the mooring lines was dragging; trying to secure a linefrom the Spinnaker, that had "come loose"; the worst of the worst of the storm; laughing too hard to continue. That's just a good stiff sailing wind if you had a real boat and some people who knew what they were doing. The Bed is all wet !! Well, that proves the boat is un-seaworthy, if proof were needed. And yes, and I've been there and done that, and a lot more; and no I never had anything trailing anywhere, that "came loose". Pathetic.

De: vincent7520

vincent7520 — Sun, 05 Jun 2016 21:57:07 +0000

There are a few things I do not understand with today's sailors…
No life jacket ??!!…
No harness either ??!!…
So a catamaran is better to leave a wife alone with her mate lost at sea ??!!
The again walking barefoot on the deck ?… The best way to break a toe !… Can't you put deck shoes on ???…
Do you realize how your movement are hampered when a toe is broken ???…
This is so "inconsequential" !…
This baffles me.

De: Terry Peake

Terry Peake — Fri, 27 May 2016 06:11:46 +0000

looks rough out there. I bet you were glad you were on a mono in those conditions. Cats seem to dig in and almost stop at times. I was reading comments below about no splashing water and small seas, no stirm jib. I could see the wave height over your spreader, water hitting the dodger and a storm jib to port. are we all watching the same footage?

De: Sailor Dude

Sailor Dude — Tue, 03 May 2016 11:54:15 +0000

Goede dag dssque1, Thank you for your kind words. I definitely prefer catamarans for sailing anywhere! We sailed monohulls from 1972 until until about 2009 when we started with catamarans. The stability and ease of sailing on a catamaran cannot be discarded. The women preferred the catamaran as well for the same reason plus the fact that cooking on a stable platform made life soo much easier! As a result of this we are now designing and building, what we believe, is the perfect catamaran! I cannot give you a short version of the size of boat that you should get but you are welcome to contact me via email on j_de1@hotmail.com if you wish further advice, perhaps we could even Skype. Best regards Jef