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Quick Tips for Catamaran Sailors S02 E08
Here are some more quick tips: The calibrated stick will be in my Amazon store soon. Thanks for watching. If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a small amount each month (you can stop whenever you like or carry on indefinately!) If...
Joyriding the C2 catamaran with Luke Multicam with commentary
Once again, we're out on the C2 - this time without any sort of lens distortion. With over 30 years of catamaran design experience and the latest in design software, we have combined knowledge from our original CAPRICORN, VIPER and many other high performance designs to create the Goodall C2. ...
How to get on your catamaran Hobie 16, F18, Tiger, FX1 multi cam
Here's a few different methods that can be used to get back onto your boat. Watch for the trapeze hook! Thanks for watching. If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a small amount each month (you can stop whenever you like or carry o...
MAN OVERBOARD! how to recover on a catamaran. Multi cam with onboard commentary
It's essential to know what do do if your crew or helm or anyone else falls off the boat. Here we look at some techniques Thanks for watching. If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a small amount each month (you can stop whenever y...
Hobie 14 tuning mast rake and pre bend Introducing the under trampoline wire!
Here we're looking at some rig settings for the Hobie 14. This is how we set our boat up so that it feels great in the strong wind. Thanks for watching. If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a small amount each month (you can stop w...
Catamaran Spinnaker ➡️ the complete guide
A gennaker (or asymmetric spinnaker) is a sail that was developed around 1990. Used when sailing downwind, it is a cross between a genoa and a spinnaker. It is not symmetric like a true spinnaker but is asymmetric like a genoa, but the gennaker is not attached to the forestay like a jib or genoa. Th...
20 to 25 knots, C2 Joyrides, Spi pole cam!
Just the one pole cam this time so no commentary - Sorry to Daniele who came out first but the camera wasn't rolling. Here we're riding the state of the art C2 F18 catamaran with expert crewing from team France - Veronique, Pierre and Thomas. If you want to have a go, come on down to Wild...
Quick Tips for Catamaran Sailors S02 E07 – Mainsheet, Traveller, Forestay and Trapeze adjuster
Let's take a look at some more handy tips from Wildwind in Vassiliki, Lefkas, Greece Thanks for watching. If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a small amount each month (you can stop whenever you like or carry on indefinately!) ...
Show us your cat! E10 USA and UK
If you'd like your boat to be featured in an upcoming episode of Show Us Your Cat, please send to: [email protected] Thanks for watching. If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a small amount each month (you can stop whenever...
30 knots of wind, four very different joyrides, Hobie 16 onboard
Joyriding in 25 - 30 knots of wind with some real light weight crews! All of the crews showed great technique and coped with the conditions very nicely. Thanks for watching. If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a small amount each month...
FX1 tacking practice including from trapeze Solo spinnaker hoists and drops, multicam live commenta
I've got a brand new camera angle here, I hope that you like it! A catamaran (/ˌkætəməˈræn/) (informally, a "cat") is a multi-hulled watercraft featuring two parallel hulls of equal size. It is a geometry-stabilized craft, deriving its stability from its wide beam, rather than from a...
What you need to put a spinnaker on your catamaran
For the shopping list - For a new custom made OS3 spinnaker (from Greece) H16 - 700 euros H18 - 800 euros F18 - 850 euros Tornado - 900 euros email [email protected] tell him that Joe sent you! Thanks for watching. If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon wh...
Fitting a takeaway system for downhaul, jib sheet on the F18, Tornado and similar boats
Having a tidy trampoline is really very nice. A good way of making that happen is to use a takeaway system for your jib sheet and downhaul. This only really applies on boats that use a self tacking jib. Although you could fit a downhaul takeaway to anything that has the right kid of hollow front be...
Hobie 16 reefed solo with big capsize and recovery
For the reefing procedure check out this video - If you were rigging up with the intention of reefing from the start, I would attach the clew before hoisting. In the capsize here, the most important thing is to stay with the boat, I was concerned about loosing the camera which cost only a few sec...
The C2 is an absolute bad boy! Joyriding this cutting edge F18
Apologies for the cloudy picture for half of the video. If anyone has any tips on keeping the lens of the GoPro clear - it looks like i need to know. This C2 is an F18 catamaran. Very fast, very stable. Easy to sail. A really great machine. If you would like to support the channel the best method ...
Catamaran weather helm, heavy steering and how to fix it
Here are the videos talked about in this video: Service your rudders - Hobie Tiger Rig Tuning - Rake - Hobie 16 Rig Tuning - If you follow all of that, any weather helm will be down to lack of downhaul, too much mainsheet or sitting too far back. If you would like to support the channel the ...
How to replace your spinnaker halyard
Here we're looking at a quick easy method to replace your spinnaker halyard. This is particularly useful if you are alone or if you can't drop the mast or tip the boat on it's side. If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a ...
The adjustable trapeze system
Here we're looking at the component parts for the adjustable trapeze system. You can find all of the parts needed in the list - cleats and springs here: Thanks for watching. If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a small amount each...
How to straighten your bent mast, spinnaker pole, boom or tiller extension
There are many ways that you can bend your mast. Here is one method that you can use to straighten it. Good luck Thanks for watching. If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a small amount each month (you can stop whenever you like or ca...
Show us your cat! E08 Spain, UK and USA
If you'd like your boat to be featured in an upcoming episode, please send photos, video and a description to - [email protected] Thanks for everyone's contribution so far! If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a small am...
Quick tips for catamaran sailors S02 E06
In this episode we're looking at: Capsize righting lines! Hoisting the sticky main! Main halyard management! 16 jib travellers! If you would like to support the channel the best method is using Patreon where you pledge to pay a small amount each month (you can stop whenever you like or carry o...
How to approach a beach or moorings Catamaran and monohull 2
Coming in to a crowded or small beach can be quite a tricky and difficult procedure. Here we'll look at how to approach the beach and moorings at Wildwind, Vassiliki in a strong cross shore wind. We'll look at this on a Hobie 16, Hobie Pacific and a Laser! Thanks for watching. If you wo...
Hobie 16 Onboard thrills and spills capsize, possibly too much wind
Over 30 knots of wind this time - easily! We had quite a lot on! 3 mistakes: 1st - Jib backwinded the main so much that the boat pretty much heeled to windward resulting in the operator going off the back 2nd - Too much jib pulled us over into a capsize 3rd - not powering up enough resulted in g...