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50 knots is a tough wind, but it is the sea state that really damages
boats & crew IMHO. Was the dismasted boat rolled? Capt.Mooron wrote: Apparently not a complete 360..... but it was trashed pretty good. The thing is that the Bayfield 29 weathered it without a hitch and made good way. Well, it's a question of how the boat is equipped and handled as much as it is the basic design... within limits, which those Beneteaus should not have been exceeding in a 50 knot gale in open sea. At some point along the way up the scale, things might start coming apart, but I've sailed worse boats in 45+. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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