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*I* don't need to prove anything to anybody.
Take it easy, Scotty. I'm sure we all believe you go sailing. Uh huh. It's kinda sad that you think sharing some sailing shots here would be viewed as "proof" of some sort. I guess we know where you stand RB 35s5 NY |
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Yelp..you said it "obvious strengths" as in not frail and nimble. You
left out more flexable and faster too. There are no full keels around here that are faster than Heart of Gold in any conditions. Even in heavy air she'll fly. I know you know enough about boats to understand that full keels usually aren't great racers, nor good for rapid runs to Oyster Bay or Port Jeff if winds are not really blowing. I have a friend with a 40 foot Vindo and there is really no point of sail I can't pass him on. A Vindo is a fairly good sailing full keel boat by the way. Sailing on his boat in anything less than 13-14 knots is a pretty dull ride and even he prefers to sail Heart of Gold for shear sailing fun. RB 35s5 NY |
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On Jul 10, 10:32 am, "Capt. Rob" wrote:
Yelp..you said it "obvious strengths" as in not frail and nimble. You left out more flexable and faster too. There are no full keels around here that are faster than Heart of Gold in any conditions. Even in heavy air she'll fly. I know you know enough about boats to understand that full keels usually aren't great racers, nor good for rapid runs to Oyster Bay or Port Jeff if winds are not really blowing. I have a friend with a 40 foot Vindo and there is really no point of sail I can't pass him on. A Vindo is a fairly good sailing full keel boat by the way. Sailing on his boat in anything less than 13-14 knots is a pretty dull ride and even he prefers to sail Heart of Gold for shear sailing fun. Get the Vindo and the 35s5 offshore in 12 fters with 40 knots of wind and get back to me. The Vindo will be faster,..infact it might be a pleasent ride on the Vindo.. while the ride 35s5 will be "Horrid" . Joe RB 35s5 NY |
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Get the Vindo and the 35s5 offshore in 12 fters with 40 knots of wind
and get back to me. The Vindo will be faster,..infact it might be a pleasent ride on the Vindo.. while the ride 35s5 will be "Horrid" . We bought the 35s5 for protected waters, but also keep in mind that a 35s5 won quite a few offshore races including a solo Atlantic crossing race two years ago. I bet the 35s5 is a handful in heavy offshore conditions, but we didn't expect anything like that. She was bought for local daysailing and cruising with our toddler. A full keel boat would have been a sound choice. In fact a couple at our club bought a IP 35 and after just one season aboard with their two kids, they ended up buying a Jeaneau to replace her. That says something since the new IP is a quick full keel boat that surprised me when I sailed her. I love full keel boats, Joe. But they are not a top pick for all sailing grounds. RB 35s5 NY |
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