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stuarthop
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Topic: What boat?Posted: 13 Feb 06 at 10:10pm |
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blaze x sounds alright to me
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Rob.e
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Posted: 20 Feb 06 at 5:44pm |
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70 kgs is a bit light for the 300 big rig unless you're very fit/good, (tho I think they've changed the rules so you don't have to use the small rig at that weight), and I always got the impression that the Blaze needed about the same weight as the 300. I may be wrong, but maybe one of the singlehanders aimed at lightweights would be better? I'm thinking Laser rad, streaker, Byte, or maybe a Solo with a wavelength rig. It can be pretty miserable overpowered in a singlehander, believe me! Don't get me wrong, the Blaze looks lovely, but the rig looks pretty powerful. Depends where you sail, of course, if you're on a lake or the open sea... Edited by Rob.e |
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DaveT
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Posted: 15 Mar 06 at 10:54pm |
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If you want something a bit different how about an IC?
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29er397
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this is true, but it can also be fantastic fun, and sometimes a bit of an advantage! i sailed a laser full rig for a season when i was 13, weighing in at about 55-60kg, its sprisingly easy to win in light winds. lol. just hard upwid in a f5!!! |
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Dead Air
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Posted: 19 Mar 06 at 3:30pm |
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If he has some previous sailing experience, how about a low rider moth? there's a guy at my club in that sort of age group that campaigns a moth and an IC!
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carshalton fc
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Posted: 20 Mar 06 at 12:04pm |
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yer but both them classes are very expenisve high mantence boats.
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Posted: 20 Mar 06 at 1:45pm |
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here we go again... what makes them any more expensive than your average smod? |
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Javelin53
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Posted: 20 Mar 06 at 1:49pm |
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ic is a bit specialised |
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I hoped the threat would be enough!
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dics
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Posted: 20 Mar 06 at 4:56pm |
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A few 300's advertised from £1,900 to £3K on RS300.com. Rob.e - you know you want to! By the way your old B rig mast is still going stong Rules have changed - any weight can sail any rig but you can only change rigs once a year. Dics |
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Rob.e
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Posted: 21 Mar 06 at 10:10pm |
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Yeah, if I could find a fleet.... Good rule change, glad they got it through in the end, it needed doing! How're you getting on with the bigger rig? |
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