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How to Sail in Bad Weather

8.5K views · Dec 19, 2024 · Travel & Events

Comments · 19

  • @robertbuchanan6277 · 5 months ago

    Illingworth Mariner - timeless

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  • @44S-C7D · 1 year ago

    55 years old recreational sailor here, very fascinating listening to your wealth of experience. Saw your video on boom preventers yesterday, a thing I never even knew about. You are a very intelligent man and your knowledge just pour out of you! :) I subscribed immediately after my first view. :)<br>Been without a boat for just about ten years know, but now I want to get out there again putting your knowledge into practice!<br>Looking forward to see more of your videos!

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  • @PuertoRicanSpaceMilk · 4 months ago

    Chris a GOAT, absolutely primo source of education, experience and entertainment bundled in one.

  • @quasimojo7399 · 1 year ago

    Just found your channel today. Excellent stuff for a newbie salt hound like me. Please keep it coming and a big thank you for your efforts.

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  • @drewmillerful · 1 year ago

    This is really good information. It aligns with my experience. I have a 27ft 2.5 tonne yacht. I was sailing downwind in 30 knots in deep water. The wind had been blowing for 2 days with a long fetch so there was a good swell running. We sailed into a squall during the night. The wind increased to 50 knots and the seas began to break. Helming became critical. The boat attempted to gybe once but i had a preventer on, steered back on course and the sail filled with a sickening thump. Twice we nearly broached, skidding sideways down the breaking wave with full rudder. As she slowed in the trough the rudder bit, and she suddenly straightened and shot forward. Being pitch dark I killed all lights and navigation to preserve night vision, relying on the back of my neck to sense the wind direction. Each time the stern began to lift she had a tendency to round into the wind so an early durn downwind was the best strategy

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  • @ministryofsailing · 1 year ago

    Keep going, &nbsp;videos are great Chris… keep it up. Schafer.

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  • @southface06 · 1 year ago

    Lots of good advice, thanks!<br>I recently bought my first sailboat, but I&apos;ve been kayaking for 35 years, both sea- and white water, so I enjoyed your examples from kayaking. My slalom race kayak weighed 9 kg and my sailboat weighs 9 tonnes, but the hydrodynamic effects are mostly the same.

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  • @villainparkexpress · 1 month ago

    Great insights, thanks for sharing.

  • @E12_Sterling · 1 year ago

    This is a great format! very informative and educational. Keep up the good works, I&apos;m all ears!

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  • @emailmm100 · 5 months ago

    Great stuff

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  • @Itsallgonetocustard · 1 year ago

    Awesome.

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  • @peterheiberg566 · 1 year ago

    With reference to your Helly Hansen comments, HH also makes more industrial gear, I wore it for 10 years commercial fishing. Some of it is very good and some is designed terribly. Why would someone working at sea in sometimes tough conditions wear dark green? Why would you design a wet weather long coat that terminates several inches above the tops of your sea boots. I’ve actually corresponded with them about these idiocies and in true Scandinavian fashion they replied reasonably and calmly and changed nothing.

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