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Topic: How useful is this?
Posted By: radixon
Subject: How useful is this?
Date Posted: 12 Oct 08 at 9:28pm


Saw it advertised in the side bar, available for something like £40 so a good xmas idea if you have no garage to dry kit in!



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Posted By: winging it
Date Posted: 12 Oct 08 at 9:46pm
I saw it and wanted one!  Does that make me very sad? 

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Posted By: Smight at BBSC
Date Posted: 12 Oct 08 at 9:54pm
Maybe 'practically minded' would be a better euphemism   

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Posted By: laser4000
Date Posted: 12 Oct 08 at 10:57pm
Got to be great for those erm 'damp' nationals when you're sharing a house and there's a pile of kit to dry out..


Posted By: radixon
Date Posted: 13 Oct 08 at 8:30am

Originally posted by winging it

I saw it and wanted one!  Does that make me very sad? 

Er, no. If you want more details http://www.dryspar.com/ - Clicky . Its called a DrySpar and I recon it would be really handly. Would definately buy one if I had a flat and no garage or outdoor space.

 



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Posted By: bert
Date Posted: 13 Oct 08 at 11:39am
It`s also pretty good when you are at a nationals & in a tent with a porch.

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Posted By: clip
Date Posted: 13 Oct 08 at 6:04pm
great idea, but seems expensive for what it is?


Posted By: Webmuppet
Date Posted: 16 Oct 08 at 9:08pm
What about this then  Clicky.........quite a clever drinks holder for a dinghy (I think $29.95 equates to about £17)

Nigel


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I am the milkman of human kindness, I will leave an extra pint (Billy Bragg)

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Posted By: Merlinboy
Date Posted: 16 Oct 08 at 11:15pm
Thats the Bollox nigel i  want one!!!

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Posted By: Webmuppet
Date Posted: 16 Oct 08 at 11:20pm
Originally posted by Merlinboy

Thats the Bollox nigel i  want one!!!


When looking for my new boat .........and having spent ages avoiding Lasers with hatches, I'm suddenly confronted with a really good reason for having a hatch.........grrrrrrr

Nigel Big smile

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I am the milkman of human kindness, I will leave an extra pint (Billy Bragg)

Graduate 2530 'Galaxy'


Posted By: radixon
Date Posted: 17 Oct 08 at 8:33am

I use a bit of string, works just as well and cost nothing, cos it was lying around the dinghy park.

Buy a sports bottle and trap it inbetween the bungee of the toestrap.

Or better still, tape a bottle holder to the lower mast section! (That you nicked off some guys bike!)



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Posted By: Merlinboy
Date Posted: 17 Oct 08 at 8:40am

Originally posted by Webmuppet

Originally posted by Merlinboy

Thats the Bollox nigel i  want one!!!


When looking for my new boat .........and having spent ages avoiding Lasers with hatches, I'm suddenly confronted with a really good reason for having a hatch.........grrrrrrr

Nigel Big smile

 

Hi Nigel, there is no need to worry about a hatch next to the centre board case.  Loads have them fitted as they were optional extras, and i think most ofthe boat show specials had them, you could fit a bucket in side for your car keys.  Its the hatchs near the mast tube you need to run away from!!! 

 

I would buy one because i hate having a bottle in my toestrap elastic, and the holder round the mast looks bloody messy!



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