Std big cat system? Hawaiian? Righting Pole?
I need to upgrade. Does anyone have a recommendation?
Thanks
Best Righting System for an Nacra 5.8NA
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Are yo doing this by yourself?
Edited by JohnES on Aug 01, 2013 - 07:28 AM.
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John Schwartz
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That I have. I'm looking for the righting system, Yes doing it myself. -
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I like the quick deploying of the Hawaiian system, when it's the correct length, one or both crew can hook in quickly. Works fine with the righting bag. I have a pocket sewn on the bottom of the tramp for the bag, again for quick deployment. I also have had great results with a drift sock in high winds, also stored in the pocket. -
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sorry, just don't understand how a "system" could be of benefit.
you already have a bag and a line to hang on.
if you can't grip it, tie a quick loop in it and hook onto it with your harness.
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I have a righting pole that I don't use that I'll sell you. Very nice. Includes a professional SS mounting bracket and joint.
I hate righting poles. Righting the boat is all about the proper technique.
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I'm pretty sceptical as well. Just more drilling for questionable benefit. Thanks for the responses. I think I'll buy the Hawaiian system and find a good place to stow the bag for easy access.