Sail Trim

Getting the sail trim set efficiently really comes about from your experience on each boat that you sail.

However, these videos provide a broad range of information to help understand the basics so you can apply it to your sailing on whatever boat and help improve your skills.

I think each of these videos is really helpful and worth the few minutes to run through – there is bound to be something of use in there for you!

 

 

The provided API key has an IP address restriction. The originating IP address of the call (35.214.67.216) violates this restriction.

Sponsors Adventure Trimarans

Partnered with Adventure Trimarans

Contact us

[email protected]

or call

+44 (0)7863 403462

or chat with us now bottom right!

Book your test adventure now!

Skippy is properly home!

,

We drive the trailer round to our shared rear drive entrance, drop off the newly detachable front of the trailer and drag it round to the second private entrance. We turn him around, put the tongue back on and reverse him onto the drive! Success! We can see the side...

read more

Test fitting the Tohatsu outboard

So, we have a 3.5hp Tohatsu 4 stroke which we will look to use for launch and retrieval. The prevailing wind is South Westerly so across the launch ramp and with no pontoon available, we will need to drop the boat in the water and then pull it off to the side of the...

read more

Let the Adventures begin!

Super excited - Skippy was definitely here in the UK ready to be collected, so I headed over to Peters and May to start picking things up. We needed a couple of trips to make sure everything is ok, properly secured and safe to trailer so initially I did two quick...

read more

(Not) Storing the boat at Lymington Town Sailing Club

The intention from the start has been to store and sail the boat out of Lymington Town Sailing Club which we have been members of for some years. Since contacting them in December 2020 about swapping our Spitfire Catamaran out to use the space for Skippy, it has been...

read more

Collection date confirmed!

After more delays, it appears that Skippy will finally arrive in the Port of London on Monday 11th April and then hit the road to arrive at Peters and May Eastleigh location that afternoon. We're planning to collect him in a couple of trips on the 12th and 13th as...

read more

Container lost?

Bugger - just been updated that the Evelyn Maersk ship with the container with Skippy onboard is currently in the Port of Felixstowe BUT our container is either not on there or is just not being unloaded! WTF!?!?!?!? It is now leaving Felixstowe tomorrow morning to go...

read more

Ever Given container ship blocks the Suez Canal!

Jeepers that was lucky! The Suez Canal got blocked today by the Ever Given container ship operated by Evergreen Marine: This massive ship of the Imabari 20000 design is 400m in length with 59m beam and can hold 20,124 20 foot containers! Interestingly, this is not the...

read more

Building the lightweight bench seats

Building the lightweight bench seats Talking about the fitting of the lightweight bench seats - lets take a look at the first fitting of the test brackets - the frame is there in the background: The carbon fibre was moulded around the edge of the float and then we...

read more

South Coast Adventure Race

We're great fans of the small boat Raid races like the Everglades Challenge and the Texas 200, but there is not really much available in the UK for enthusiasts to challenge themselves and their equipment. We're interested in gauging interest in something similar based...

read more

The Mooring Hitch

The Mooring Hitch Video from the Animated Knots YouTube channel: https://www.animatedknots.com/mooring-hitch-knot Pass the rope behind and over whatever you are connecting to. With the tail form a loop so that the tail touches the standing end. Pass a bight of the...

read more