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Skiffman 
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Joined: 27 May 04 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 291 |
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 Topic: Trapeze harness: Over or Under?Posted: 15 Sep 11 at 11:17pm |
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over buoyancy aid then rashie and do not like it tight
all personal preference, theres no right way just what works for you
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fleaberto
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Posted: 16 Sep 11 at 12:20pm |
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Brilliant, thanks all.
Yeah, i was thinking of getting rid of the 'stopper' anyway, so you've all just confirmed that one.
Ive done a tiny amount of trapezing from cats, but not from dinghies yet so i'm looking forward to that - and the new high pitched voice by the sounds of it!
 Thanks for the help.
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Lightning368 'All the Gear' (409), Lightning368 'Sprite' (101), Laser (big number) 'Yellow Jack', RS Vareo (432)'The Golden Rays'
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Ian29937
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Posted: 16 Sep 11 at 1:15pm |
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The under vs over depends on which best fits my ailing back. You can always run the harness under the BA at the back, pass the straps through the neck hole and over at the front which stops the BA riding up if this is a problem. A little bit of a bind to put on depending on the harness strap/buckle arrangement
Ian edit - oops typo correction
Edited by Ian29937 - 16 Sep 11 at 1:16pm |
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Ruscoe
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Posted: 16 Sep 11 at 1:35pm |
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As for ruining rash vests, i always pull the rash vest over the hook and peirce a hole in it to make sure the rash vest doesn't ride up. Not had any problem with them falling apart, having said that a rash vest is a cheap item of cloting anyway (most less then £20)
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Jack Sparrow
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Posted: 16 Sep 11 at 1:48pm |
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Harness, BA, rash top over the top of all. Less to catch on.
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Jack Sparrow
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Posted: 16 Sep 11 at 1:53pm |
Good post. It's amazing how your sailing suffers when you do this! I have a harness that is stiff around the hips and adjusted tight on the hips, and then quite lose on the shoulder strap. |
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