Solo Capsize Recovery The Solution!
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Here’s a bag that is made for the job:
https://www.amazon.com/shop/josephbennett?listId=1Y9TZDHZXPOB3&ref=idea_share_inf
or the cheaper option:
The bag used here is 30 gallons / 115 litres, I’ve found one that looks pretty much identical here:
https://www.amazon.com/shop/josephbennett?listId=24CVKW1IWIR85&ref=idea_share_inf
The weight of the bag when used was around 40 kgs so well under half filled so the same bag will be good for the lighter sailor.
I feel that using this technique – it’s worth trying it out under safe – shallow conditions first before needing to use it for real. It should give you much more confidence. The other main consideration when solo sailing is to not become separated from the boat – so be careful!
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