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26 Knots on a Hobie 16… What It Feels Like (World Record?)
26+ knots on a Hobie 16 in flat water. Possibly one of the fastest speeds ever recorded on this boat. Onboard multi-cam footage with live commentary, filmed in Vassiliki, Lefkada, Greece, one of the world’s most reliable high-wind sailing locations. This is what happens when the conditions line up: ...
How to Sail a Catamaran Solo in 14 Knots (3 Levels Explained)
How to sail a catamaran solo in around 14 knots — focusing on upwind technique and control. In this video we break solo sailing down into three clear levels, showing how to handle increasing power step by step while staying in control. This is not about sending it flat out—it’s about understanding ...
DIY STAINLESS STEEL SOLAR ARCH INSTALL – Ep422
Our Solar Power System hasn't been up to scratch to date, and with our cruising plans getting closer it's time to get the Solar Arch in place ready for some new panels down the track. Our Foam Core Tender gets a massive step closer to finished and we start the enormous clean-up up of our f...
Sailed 160nm to a Caribbean French Island… We Found THIS – Eps 78
This is it… we’re finally outta Sint Maarten 🙌 (and yes—this time we had the original paperwork 😅 if you missed that saga, make sure you watch the end of the last episode…) With wind in the sails and the bow set south, we kick off a 160nm journey towards Terre-de-Haut in the Îles des Saintes - wher...
Does Coaching Actually Work? (First Solo Test)
Does coaching actually work on a catamaran? Video Analysis. After 4 days of coaching on the Hobie 16, Tarek heads out for his first ever solo session… and this is what happens. This video is a full breakdown of a real beginner/improver sailor going out alone for the first time — with commentary o...
Hours Before We Left… This Happened
We finally left Panama and started our journey toward the Galápagos… but it didn’t happen the way we planned. After weeks of waiting on visas, everything came down to a narrow window to check out of the country and begin our Pacific crossing. What should have been a straightforward departure quickly...
Global Speed Stick 2026 – Fastest So Far
The Global Speed Stick competition is the sailboat challenge that is running all day, every day in every sailing location in the world. It's a great way of measuring you progress and giving your sailing sessions more focus. If you want to get on the leaderboard: Take a GPS device with you w...
SAILING CATANA PERFORMANCE BLUE WATER SAILING CATAMARAN IN FRANCE
What's it like sailing a Catana Ocean Class Performance Catamaran? We took their demo boat for a sail while in France, and watch what we learned. TIMELINE: 0:00 Intro - Sailing Catana Ocean Class Demo boat in France 0:40 Leaving the Dock at Port de Canet En Roussillon 2:15 Sailing Balearic S...
How to Sail Faster on a Catamaran (3 Stages That Actually Work) | Q+A
How do you make a catamaran go faster without losing control? In this Joyrider TV Live Q+A, Joe breaks down the three stages of sailing faster, from the first safe steps into higher speed sailing through to full-send performance sailing on a beach cat. This session is packed with practical catamara...
EXPECTATIONS Vs RESULTS – Rudder Rebuild and Installation Ep421
A lot of this build has been borne from our own innovation. Changing and modifying the boat to achieve our Catamaran's shape and performance has been the order of the day. Expectations and results are not always in line, but today, we have a real result that has me so happy I can barely contain...
What 90% of Sailing Actually Looks Like | Days at Anchor in Fiji
Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 335 Here's something most people don't realize about sailing: we spend about 80 to 90 percent of our time at anchor, not actually sailing. And honestly? Those are some of the best days. This is what a week at anchor in Fiji looks like f...
Catamaran Ropework – What You Actually Need
This is the ropework you actually use. Not every knot. Not theory for the sake of it. Just what works — and where to use it. In this module, we cover the ropework that underpins everything on a catamaran. The knots you’ll use all the time How those knots fit into real setups How to build systems ...
Everything Is Ready… Except One Thing | Pacific Crossing
We’re officially ready to leave Panama and begin our Pacific crossing… but we’re still stuck. After weeks of preparation, boat work, and planning, everything now comes down to one final piece — our visas. 💛 Support the journey & shop our merch: 👉 We head into Casco Viejo after getting approva...
What is a Dart 18 Catamaran
The Dart 18 is one of the most successful one-design catamarans ever built, with over 8,000 boats produced worldwide and strong fleets still racing today across the UK and Europe. ➡️ sail area should read: Main 12.92, Jib 3.16m Originally designed in 1978 by Rodney March, the Dart 18 was created ...
E219 – Sailing East Borneo Patrol Escorts, Hidden Bays & World Class Diving
We depart Sandakan heading further east, enjoying a beautiful sail and even landing a delicious Spanish mackerel along the way before anchoring overnight behind Tambisan Island. Setting off early the next morning, we round the easternmost tip of Borneo and pass through one of the most sensitive reg...
” ONE OFF TENDER ” Was It Worth Making My Own Foam Core Tender ? – Ep420
The process of building a "one off boat" is a long drawn out process and when it comes to an all important Yacht tender, sometimes it just doesn't make sense. When inflatable tenders are a dime a dozen, and the South Pacific is littered with second hand and boats with punctured and fa...
What WE Actually Do on Our Sailboat | Liveaboard Life Between Adventures | Sail, Rinse, Repeat…
Welcome back to another episode of WE|Sail. EPISODE 334 We're back from Australia, the cook hook is installed, and we're heading deeper into Fiji's outer islands. But this episode isn't about big projects or dramatic sailing. It's about the everyday life aboard our sailboat...
We’re Ready to Cross the Pacific… But We Can’t Leave
We’re ready to cross the Pacific… but we can’t leave. Right now we’re stuck in Panama, anchored in a relentless rolly anchorage, waiting on one thing: the kids’ visas. It’s the final hurdle keeping us from pointing the bow west—and every day we sit here, the pressure builds. But we’re not wasting t...
More Catamaran Sailors. Stronger Classes. Here’s How.
More exposure → more sailors → stronger classes. We’re launching something new… and it’s going to bring more exposure to catamaran sailing, if you get onboard. . Welcome to Joyrider Worldwide. Filmed while fully sending it on a Hobie 16 in Egypt, this video explains: • What Joyrider Worldwide is ...
𝗘𝟮𝟭𝟴 – 𝗔 𝗣𝘆𝗴𝗺𝘆 𝗘𝗹𝗲𝗽𝗵𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝗦𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗪𝗲’𝗹𝗹 𝗡𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗴𝗲𝘁 (𝗔𝗻𝗱 𝗮 𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘀𝗲 𝗖𝗮𝗹𝗹), 𝗞𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗯𝗮𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗮𝗻 𝗥𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗿
We completed our last-minute provisioning in Sandakan with new crew Geoff and Anne before setting off to negotiate the shallow shoals and enter the Kinabatangan River. After a leisurely motor upstream to the midway stopping point at the big U-bend, we took the tender into a side lagoon for a true Bo...
Serious Progress! Rudders and Foam Core Tender.-Ep419
Digging deep this week, with loads of progress on the boat projects. Developing a process is almost as much fun as the end product and our Foam Core Tender is coming along so well along with the Rudder Rebuild and the best part of all, is Janet amazing new hoe DIY Soft Furnishings. They are making o...
We Flew to Australia for the Same Price as a Boat Part — Sailing Delos Made It Happen
A $2,000 boat part. Weeks of waiting. Shipping to Fiji. Or... fly to Australia and build it ourselves. In this episode, we make the call that makes no sense on paper — and ends up being one of the best decisions we've made this season. Warren and Erica leave SV VA safely at a marina in Fiji an...
What is a Hobie Wave Catamaran
The **Hobie Wave** is one of the most successful beginner catamarans ever built and has introduced thousands of sailors to multihull sailing. First launched in **1994**, the Hobie Wave was designed by **Morrelli & Melvin** to be simple, durable and easy to sail. With its rotomoulded polyethylen...