Gabriel Browne will explain the use of tack strap which allows you to add additional profile in the bottom of the sail. Since 2017 in TR race sails tack strap goes around the extension instead of the base as it was before. Check out other #ProTips episodes at www.mauisails.com

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A lone sailboat enters the mist… What starts as calm quickly turns into a brutal storm. Waves rise. Wind roars. Survival becomes uncertain. This cinematic journey captures the reality sailors faced centuries ago — where every voyage could be their last. And only a few lived to tell the story. 👉 Subscribe & share for more powerful ocean stories #Shorts #OceanStory #Sailing #StormAtSea #SeaLife #Cinematic #BoatLife #ViralShorts

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NOMAD IV is a fantastic sailing yacht, designed by the famous architects Finot Conq and built in Italy by Dolphin Yachts. She is a new concept of large sailing yachts with a high freeboard, large beam and huge sail area allowing her unequalled sailing performances as well as huge spaces for the accommodation. She is particularly comfortable thanks to her length and her similarly large interior and exterior spaces. Her lateral ballasts mean she can sail almost flat and a lifting keel permits entry into a variety of ports and anchorages. Her large cockpit with 2 tables, each capable of seating up to 12, is ideal for relaxed dinners on board, and the ample sunbathing space permits owners and guests to soak up the rays in total comfort. Her deck saloon has stunning 360° panoramic views. She is available for charter in the South Pacific during Summer 2020! Follow BGYB on Social Medias ! * FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/BernardGallayYachts/ * LINKEDIN https://www.linkedin.com/company/bernard-gallay-yacht-brokerage/ * TWITTER https://twitter.com/bgallay_yachts * INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/bernardgallayyachts/ OUR WEBSITE www.bernard-gallay.com CONTACT Sales : info@bernard-gallay.com Charter : charter@bernard-gallay.com

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Whether you were looking at the front or the back of the fleet, the Indian Ocean showed its teeth this week. A series of major low pressure systems were piling on the pressure for all, both mentally and physically. From damaged gear to broken boats, this was a week where the conditions were intimidating as the strong winds and wild sea state took their toll. But this is still a race and key tactical decisions needed to be made. And despite the intimidating conditions, the front runners made some punchy , high risk calls. This was a week of broken boats, big gambles and extraordinary tactics.

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