What to move up to?

   I'd say go for the 29er though it sounds like your a touch short and light to crew one my brothers crewing one now and he's 6ft 1 n 10 1/2 stone and i beleive his helm is 5ft 9 and 10 stone and theyre pretty quick fink their planning of swapping roles though soon as my bro's a better helm than his crew. but anyway their great fun to sail far more fun than the rs 200

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stuarthop Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Really should get out more Joined: 22 Dec 04 Location: Nottingham Online Status: Offline Posts: 1040	Post Options Post Reply Quote stuarthop Report Post Quote Reply Topic: What to move up to? Posted: 10 Sep 05 at 10:07pm
	I'd say go for the 29er though it sounds like your a touch short and light to crew one my brothers crewing one now and he's 6ft 1 n 10 1/2 stone and i beleive his helm is 5ft 9 and 10 stone and theyre pretty quick fink their planning of swapping roles though soon as my bro's a better helm than his crew. but anyway their great fun to sail far more fun than the rs 200


49erGBR735HSC Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Really should get out more Joined: 30 Mar 05 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 1991	Post Options Post Reply Quote 49erGBR735HSC Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 11 Sep 05 at 11:26pm
	The recommeneded weight for the Cherub is between 16-25 stone, so if you consider it an option, it might be worth looking at the boat and go for a boat with a more conservative sail plan or find a crew above 10 stone. The 29er might be an easier boat to learn in and you do have the advantage of using the youth training program in place. The Cherub does seem to be the up and coming class just now and really interesting things are happening. Although you can participate with the youth squads through the 29er, the Cherub does have a really friendly class where people are more than willing to help you out, so I reckon you'd gain in either of the classes you choose. Edited by 49erGBR735HSC
	Dennis Watson 49er GBR735 Helensburgh S.C Boat Insurance from Noble Marine

the hammer Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Newbie Joined: 29 Jun 05 Online Status: Offline Posts: 13	Post Options Post Reply Quote the hammer Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 14 Sep 05 at 7:14pm
	get a 29er fast and trapeze boat and is also a rya class boat