Motion comfort a priority

[Boathook]

Perhaps not since cats always land the right way up due to their righting reflex.

I do believe that my cat is more stable upside down. It isn't something I have yet tried, nor wish to.
Years ago (before internet and photoshop, etc) the builders offered a new boat to anyone who could provide a picture of their 'standard' boat with a hull flying. The only thing that I achieved was sideways acceleration as the hulls lost grip. Took awhile to put stuff back into lockers !

 

[kolyo]

I'd like to thank all who replied and took part in this most helpful for me exchange of ideas and opinions. Bottom line is I am now convinced that a junk rigged boat is my best option and will devote my plummeting time and efforts to finding a suitable "junkie" as soon as I can.

I wish Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year to you and (since this is a family forum ) to your families as well!

 

[Wansworth]

Endevour to inform us of your acquisition ?

 

[Sandy]

I am in need of advice about the boat that would have the highest roll, pitch and yaw resistance in view of the above mentioned circumstances.

A bench on a coastal path would be my recommendation.

 

[mjcoon]

A bench on a coastal path would be my recommendation.

Sounds like the "sit under a tree" advice for avoiding seasickness! (NB: doesn't work with a cross-tree...)

 

[kolyo]

Good enough for me

 

[Stemar]

Very practical, I'm sure, but Dear God that's ugly.

 

[westernman]

Very practical, I'm sure, but Dear God that's ugly.

Not sure which is uglier....

 

[Stemar]

Fair point.

 

[kolyo]

Very practical, I'm sure, but Dear God that's ugly.

True but we'll be the perfect match for each other