Kito de Pavant lance un défi à tous les accros de vitesse à la voile en mal de sensations fortes : les Griffes du Lion ! Quatre parcours chronométrés au départ de Port Camargue, en Occitanie, qui permettront à tous les sportifs de s’exprimer, quel que soit leur discipline. Du kitesurf aux maxi-trimarans, avec ou sans foil(s), en solo ou en équipage, tous les supports sont permis pour tenter d’établir un record ! 🔴 A suivre sur la page facebook et le compte Instagram des Griffes du Lion ! ℹ️ Plus d'infos sur lesgriffesdulion.com

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oft shackles are fast becoming more popular than traditional metal shackles making tying the a skill that every sailor should know. If you have put off learning how to make them due to the complicated knots and splices which are often required to create them, then follow this link for the full tutorial. https://youtu.be/hXG17Q__6aY The team at Bottom Up Boats have created the ultimate soft shackle video, demonstrating three soft shackles and four ways to secure them using the simplest of sailing knots that most sailors already know how to tie. With in minutes you will be able to create hundreds of soft shackles in seconds like we do in the video. While we still prefer to make the version which do require some simple splicing due to the extra strength and they give you can not go past this video to learn how to make them in seconds. We will tech you how to turn a meter of any rope into a shackle that has 100's of use case in less than 10 second. This is the new must have skill for anyone how sails, allowing you to create spare parts on the fly. Once you have mastered the soft shackles in this video we do recommend you learn the upgraded version that require some splicing and advance knot tying skills. While is is more complicated than the simple options you now know it is well worth learn all the varieties, it is easier than you think !!! The following soft shackle play list has all the video you require to be rigging like a pro :- https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMoCfFBA9IMXC6P0b6Ql8822sZnthEYfk The team at Bottom Up Boats hope you enjoyed our soft shackle video, if you have made it this far please be sure to like and share the video before subscribing to our channel so you get notified of all of our content as soon as it is released.

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there is a rainbow over Perfect Day at CocoCay this morning!!

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Vacilando a un colega en la ETSAM. El boomerang creo recordar que rodea la barra de la lámpara y a mi colega, pero no me acuerdo y en el video no se aprecia. Es un boomerang preciso y de muy muy corto alcance (aun menor que el famoso Roomarang) ideal para volar dentro de una casa, con viento cero (aunque soporta una suavisima brisa) La única pega es transportarlo porque si se dobla se fastidia pero estoy tratando de hacer uno que quepa en una carcasa de CD. DETALLES: Boomerang en hoja de polipropileno como la cubierta de plástico rugoso negra o blanca de algunos cuadernos. ¡No es acetato! El acetato se usa en la mayoría de tapas de encuadernaciones pero es más liso, se vuelve blanco al doblarlo, y es quebradizo si se golpea de canto (algún boomerang se me rompió así, siempre con acetato). El polipropileno de encuadernar es más fino y flexible que el acetato, y no lo conozco transparente. Este diseño está sacado de www.kbn3.com/bip/index2.html pero sustituyendo el cartón por el polipropileno e imprimiendo en A4 en vez de en A3. Alcance -2m. Radio del boomerang: 10cm, lo que hace una envergadura de unos 17cm. Boomerang made on a SHEET of polipropylene like those found on some notebooks or photocopied documents. It's not acetate! Acetate is not as flexible and thin, and is more fragile if hit on the edge. Boomerangs made on acetate broke with a glass-like fracture when hit this way. This design taken from www.kbn3.com/bip/index2.html but made on polipro and printing on A4 (210x297mm) instead of A3. Size: radius: 10cm, wingspan: ~17cm

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