Cant believe this random dog did this right in front of our eyes!
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and has started sailing around the world. We found bulkhead damage on their catamaran in Panama, so h...
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Learn about the crucial upgrades needed to ensure your boat stays afloat during challenging conditions: replacing bronze through-hulls with durable composites and securing the Escape hatch effectively to avoid water ingress and potential sinking.
In this video, we dive into the world of Cyclops load sensors and explore their potential in saving our boat's bulkheads by providing precise load measurements on shrouds during sailing. The question remains: Could these load sensors be the future for crui...
After finishing our circumnavigation of New Zealand, we literally head straight to Port Whangarei Marine Centre to haul out for the 2nd time in 2 months. We have a massive work list to complete before we head up to Fiji, then to Tonga to collect our 2 dogs...
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This is actually our final episode for the New Zealand circumnavigation, as we pull into Opua, but we t...
Sailing through New Zealand's Fjordland aboard Sailing Parlay Revival, they arrive at Milford Sound - often considered the most beautiful place on earth. The crew explores Sterling Falls and experiences a waterfall shower together while enduring windy and ...
Join the team at Sailing Parlay Revival as they sail to the bottom of the South Island in New Zealand, exploring some of the most remote places. From the stunning Dusky Sound to Milford Sound, see what unforgettable experiences await them!
Watch this amazing episode as we share an intense situation while sailing through Stewart Island in New Zealand where a large dive boat anchors nearby and dangerously swings towards us at night.
We sail from Dunedin to Stewart Island, and stop at Edwards Island where we happen to meet a cage diving boat. Next thing we know there are 5-7 great white sharks circling the boat, and one takes a little chunk out of our transom!
SV Parlay is a hurricane...
This week we sail from Christchurch all the way to Dunedin in the south island of New Zealand. Here we decide to do a fast, where Katie manages to not eat a single thing for 6 days! Colin and Britt do 4 days and Jamie does 3, but the challenge doesn't end ...
Watch part 1 here!
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In this episode I actually get to go on one of the F50 catamarans with Team Canada! I try to describe what it's like, in what will go down as one of the coolest experiences of my life! The black foils end u...
This is part 1 of a 2 part behind the scenes look at the Sail GP in Christchurch New Zealand. We meet the best sailors in the world, and get a tour of the team hangars and even the coaching booths at the event. Watch until the end where I get told I may be...
This week we finally get going on our circumnavigation of New Zealand fro Great barrier island, and end up all the way down in Wellington, but on the way, we stop at White Island, or Whakaari (Maori name), where 22 people tragically lost their lives in an ...
Join Colin and his team on their boat repair journey as they work tirelessly to fix major damage to their vessel. Learn the skills needed to repair a weakened bow section and prevent further deterioration of the structure by reinforcing key areas with fibe...
A marine captain shares his experience dealing with the frustration of negative comments from Facebook trolls on a post discussing their boat's damages. Despite the setback, the crew continues to offer valuable tips to their boating community.
00:00 Introduction
01:33 SD60 upgrade
06:50 Test in shipyard
07:39 Replacing depth transducer
10:49 Installing prop shaft
14:25 Splashing the boat
16:33 I screwed up!
18:49 Sea trial
23:04 Jamie comes back!
We continue to upgrade the SD50 to the S...
After having the deck of the bow rip clean off the hull, things go from bad to worse as we develop a very concerning knocking noise inside the Saildrive. It's so bad that we end up having to do an emergency haul out....
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged La...
Join this sailing crew on their adventure as they tackle New Zealand's coastline during a worldwide voyage while dealing with engine troubles and mechanical issues.
In this episode we continue to grind fiberglass inside the forepeak of the boat where the deck tore away from the hull, which is NEVER fun...
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 catamaran, which Colin rebuilt with friends and has started sailing a...
In this episode we leave Auckland, New Zealand to start our circumnavigation, when disaster strikes, and our bow completely tears away from the hull on the bow. It leaves us uncertain about our future plans...
SV Parlay is a hurricane damaged Lagoon 450 c...
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Pretty wild episode this week as we pull off a 6 day patreon event in Auckland, New Zealand with 50 patrons from all rou...
This monster of an episode took so many people to be able to make. Thanks to all of my friends for the photos and footage from our hurricane Irma days:
Tara Jeffcoat - Salvage photos
Bobo Cogswell (BVI yacht sales) - Irma pics and videos
Tommy Costanza -...
So stoked to be doing a giveaway with Sail GP! If you’re near Christchurch, New Zealand, come hang!
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