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Sailing Pacific - 8 years ago

Love your work!

Captain Bartolo - 8 years ago

Gratulation -great vid !

mmj - 10 years ago

Would love to buy a sail for my Current Designs Solstice GT. Tired of going through golf umbrellas.... Who makes the better kayak sails out there??? any help appreciated. Paddle on!

Patrick Forrester - 7 years ago

I have really enjoyed my falcon sail. See http://www.falconsails.com/whybuyafalcon/

Jeff Jennings - 10 years ago

+6stringsblues
Have a look at this web site, excellent that will fit any kayak. http://www.flatearthkayaksails.com/

Paul Clark - 11 years ago

perfect match of mendelssohn and sea scapes. very fine!

marwan - 13 years ago

god bon musique

alex bowling - 13 years ago

great stuff guys. just did a 200 km trip solo on the west coast here in the uk, and would never have got round without my kayak sail. they haven't taken off here, but i wouldnt be without it now for day trips or extended paddles. have never managed to get decent on-board footage. will need to bring someone else along one of these days. @salpedi, you dont do these trips without knowing what your skill level will allow. this lot never looked like they were breaking a sweat.

Peter Haydon - 13 years ago

@73mandala: my worst nightmare; I'm off south -west Vic and hope it never happens - they are rarer off our coast.

Peter Haydon - 13 years ago

Great vid, not just you working those conditions, but filming so well in singles. I have a Tasman Twin re-rigged as a double-outrigger with a couple of Balogh sails - it's really a sailing boat now, the cockpits are closed. I sail off south-west Victoria, watching you guys deal with those seas in inspiring.

Jeff Jennings - 13 years ago

The two single kayaks were a Sea Leopard, withtwo sails, the other a North sea tourer whith a single sail. Both these kayaks are relatively old models. The Sea Leopard has been redeveloped but is essentially the same while the North sea Tourer has been replaced by a Tasmanian Greenlander kayak and a Canadian built Seaward Chinook. You can see these kayaks on more recent video clips. The North Sea Tourer was 16.5 ft x 22" the Sea Leopard longer and about the same width. Cost A$3000.

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James Bond - 13 years ago

Can you tell me the model of your sea kayak? More specifically I am wondering about the length and width and beam size of your kayak......I wish I can go on trips with you guys, that looks like too much fun........ How much money do you think I need for the kayak and sail kit? Thanks

Jamie Pringle - 13 years ago

looks fantastic. thinking about doing the same to mine. putting a windsurfing sail onto my SOT. probably going to need a leeboard, outriggers and big rudder. you think a sail that big would work alright on a 10 footer?

Jamie Pringle - 13 years ago

@SalPedi you sound like an old fuddy duddy to me. where is your sense of adventure?

JimWarp93 - 14 years ago

Have to change my pants now...

Alberto B. Schwonke - 14 years ago

very good video!

박순규 - 15 years ago

It,s really cool guys!!!! I have a 17ft infltable ocean kayak. Is it possible to do like you with mine? Is it not danger?

onesweetshot - 15 years ago

Great video! Thanks for posting! Glad to see views of Tas!

Robb's Homemade Life - 16 years ago

Gosh that was good, I felt like I was with you. Nice music choice too. Thanks for sharing

stevevox1 - 16 years ago

how do you handle a roll if its required?

juan bautista perez canelon - 16 years ago

nice

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juan bautista perez canelon - 16 years ago

really nice video, do it up foreever

Jeff Jennings - 16 years ago

The music is from Mendelssohn, 'The Hebrides' Overture.

Jeff Jennings - 16 years ago

18km/hr clocked by a GPS is the fastest, mind you this was with wave assistance. Its all good fun and the sails get bigger and bigger. Wec are off to Flinders again in Feb with a HD video camera, hope the wind is blowing.