Three months ago Sarah and I were sailing Thunderpussy, our Mystere 6.0 when the dogbone slipped out of my hand and whapped her in the skull. Needless to say, she was anything but pleased and proceeded to call me everything but a white man. In an instant I knew a better alternative needed to emerge with swiftness in order to keep a happy crew.

So I came up with this - it's an 8" loop of 4mm Amsteel (red) wrapped in clear plastic tubing. You can get both the line and tube here for cheap - http://www.apsltd.com/c-1…-AmSteelBlue-Samson.aspx Total cost was $25 shipped.

Been using this system for several months now and it works flawlessly! It hooks nicely on the harness, never comes undone, and crews love it. Check out the pics (and the chicks!).

Hmmm. I don't see the new system. Nor the boat.

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H18, H17, P19, Glastron GT-150 (Bond jump boat)
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I guess your two favorite movies are Thunderball and Octopussy???

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David
Memphis, TN
'84 Hobie 18
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haha, not quite. I was going though my itunes and saw some crap I downloaded years ago from a band called Alabama Thunderpussy and it hit me. Makes for some interesting stares on the beach.

Now you just hit in the head with the metal cleat used for trap adjustments.
Don't ask me how I know?

So much for the family hour.

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Nacra 5.2
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I don't think I have a good enough view can you please add some more pictures of your ...uhh... dogbones..

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Dustin Finlinson • Magna, UT
Member: Utah Sailing Association
1982 Prindle 18
1986 Hobie 17
1982 Prindle 16
1980 Prindle 16(mostly)
1976 Prindle 16(mostly)
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