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Atelier Erplast, Février'15 / Sextant Centrale: Réparation d'une fissure sur du polyéthylène. site web: http://www.erplast.com Suivez nous sur Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/ERPLASTnautic/photos_stream Spécialiste dans le développement et la fabrication de catamarans, dériveurs, pièces détachés (gouvernails, accastillage, cordage, gréement, voilerie, mise à l'eau) ainsi que des équipements techniques tels que des ceintures de trapèze, combinaisons, gilets de sauvetage, lycras, salopettes et vestes de quart etc. Erplast est une entreprise fondé en 1983, lider et unique fabricant français d'Optimist pour le loisir et pour la compétition. Les Optimists Erplast répondent à la jauge Loda 95 et participent ainsi à de grandes compétitions internationales depuis 1998. En 2009, Erplast reprend les marques New Cat et KL Catamarans devenant ainsi un acteur incontournable dans le monde de la voile légère. L'entreprise présente en 2012 son nouvel Optimist en polyéthylène rotomoulé, l'Optikid. Depuis 2013, Erplast présente sa nouvelle identité visuelle, le New Cat «M». Toute la gamme Erplast : New cat 10.5, New cat 12, New cat 13.5, New cat 14, New cat 16, M by Erplast, Swing, Booster, Warp, Optilène, Optimôme, Optimist IODA Fugu, Zoom8
In this episode of **SALTY PODCAST #95**, I talk with Atticus from @BoyMeetsOcean on Instagram — a 12-year-old boy living aboard SV Liquid Sunshine with his family as they prepare to sail around the world! Atticus and his family have been living on their sailboat for almost two years, traveling through the Caribbean and Bahamas on their 2016 Lagoon 450. We talk about what it is really like to grow up on a boat, leave normal land life behind, homeschool from the water, meet other boat kids, and learn real sailing skills along the way. Atticus helps with night watches, reads weather, drives the dinghy, edits his own videos, dives, cooks, helps with maintenance, and has already been part of some serious boat-saving teamwork. He shares stories from Grenada, St. Martin, St. Croix, the Exumas, Highborn Cay, Pig Beach, and more. We also talk about his fast-growing social media channel @BoyMeetsOcean, how he went from a couple hundred followers to thousands by posting every day, and what it feels like to be a kid creating sailing content while actually living the adventure. This was such a fun conversation with a young sailor who is smart, capable, funny, and already living a life most adults only dream about.