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dics 
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 Topic: What boat?Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 9:35am |
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Better than the small rig! Pointing is better and the boat seems to more positive and "balanced" - although this is probably due to my unique sailing ability! Sold my old rig and got the money back so a good deal all round. The rule change is the first ever for this class - truely a strict one design and that what makes it attractive on my part - other than the boat being such a blast to sail. Rich |
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DiscoBall
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 10:53am |
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70kg might be a struggle in a Phantom unless your friends pond sailing... Edited by DiscoBall |
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carshalton fc
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 6:49pm |
or u have a crew of about 70 kg to bring u up to the normal sailing weight of a phantom sailor. |
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International 14 1503
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Rob.e
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Joined: 19 Oct 04 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 545 |
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Posted: 22 Mar 06 at 7:43pm |
Yes, I really noticed the "B" rig pointed better. It was a shame, cos the small rig was so much easier to sail, and I would've done as well with it if I could've pointed OK. As for the one designness (if I can invent a word!) I have been truly amazed at the vitriol and unpleasantness in the Solo clas as they struggle to cope with modern materials (i.e. FRP). It is a good arguament for the modern designs, SMOD or not! |
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damp_freddie
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Posted: 23 Mar 06 at 11:45am |
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yeah - blaze or phantom which ever is near you as a fleet
....................or just go for a laser with the new strings and things.... |
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phantom871
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Joined: 12 Apr 06 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 86 |
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Posted: 26 Apr 06 at 5:47pm |
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I cant wait to get my phantom picking it up soon. I too tried the blaze but found my knees getting bruised from the rack? It may have just been me. Get the X if you do opt for this!
There do see to be a few International Canoes on the market at the moment, Try one it is the best fun on the water and not as in and outty as say a 600 or a moth! |
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happy boat buying|
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