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A new and unique inflatable catamaran RIB design. The Takacat 340 Explorer shown here planning with a 8hp Yamaha. Hull weight 59kgs Outboard weight 27kgs Fuel on board 10kgs Bag on board 10kgs Passengers load: 160kgs Quick easy and efficient planning with the 8hp Yamaha. Only available from http://www.takacat.com or one of our few authorized distributors

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Sailing in a Blazer: Practical or Not? #sailing #boat #shorts

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Benirras ibiza 

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Dream rigging series on the new Hobie Mirage LYNX! Follow along as we showcase our favorite accessories along with installation tips. This is the first video in the series and we will be adding a new video every few days. Check back to see what is added and let us know what other videos you'd like to see.

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Watch the FULL EPISODE HERE: https://youtu.be/mNJQEAKbhR0 After soooo much research and planning, we're super excited to reveal our sail plan for Delos 2.0 🥳. We've been working closely with Quantum Sails http://quantumsails.com/svdelos to really hone in on our needs and preferences to come up with something that will give us performance, versatility, and durability to tackle all the conditions we plan to sail in. We've included a segment of a very in depth discussion we had with Quantum Sails, but if you'd like to see the full, uncut interview and get all the details, it's available to watch exclusively for our inner tribe on Patreon: http://patreon.com/svdelos. All the projects on the boat are full of their own unique set of challenges and rewards, but I have to say this has been one of my favorite big undertakings so far in the build! Meanwhile, we're still full steam ahead with the sail hardware, placing clutches and winches, and lots more trial and error. But we start welding things in place and you can reallllly see how the lines look with everything in place and it's so freaking cool!

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