Scotty_Tradewind
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I don't know. You have an all-glass Twister - are you willing to try it out? In the interests of science. of course.
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Scotty_Tradewind
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Of course Twister owners tend to sail in conditions that see many other boat owners running for cover.
I've been in a crowded Solent sailing in the morning when a 5 or 6 has been forecast for the afternoon. In the afternoon I could see a handful of boats only when conditions got boisterous and fun.
Why is that?
I also sailed single handed back from Weymouth to the solent in a 6+ when the Weymouth sailing club cancelled their days sailing. Why's that?
With a couple of reefs and a small foresail it was exciting and safe.
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Ubergeekian
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Because your boat, like mine, is not a flimsy plastic soap dish with sails.
Scotty_Tradewind
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Poignard
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Not this one , mate.
When I see other boats running for cover - I join them. The thing about having a Twister is that I get there first!
Scotty_Tradewind
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Not this one , mate.
When I see other boats running for cover - I join them. The thing about having a Twister is that I get there first!
You may have to fit a big outboard to keep up with Twister_Kens new piece of kit
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