that was amazing, looks like you guys had fun.

btw... thats the best irb driving i have ever seen.

lmao...

i wanna sail with you guys.... that's gold!

p.s. did you let the main sheet off before trying to right it? it looked well stuck.

Dude that was sick as. Did you end up losing anything when you did your upside down derig Deffinitly a classic sailing moment

Excellent stuff.

See if you can get hold of half a broken windsurfing mast (Neil Pryde seem to specialise in providing these parts to catamarans - I've seen at least three on boats!), and hinge it off the underside of the front crossbeam. It folds away under the tramp usually, but is a convenient lever when the boat is upside down!

I had one on my Tornado before I sold it, hinged in the middle of the beam rather than the end like these guys: thebeachcats.com
www.thebeachcats.com/index.php?module=pictures&g2_itemId=35080

Great entertainment anyway - thanks!

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Another method using a rescue boat is to attach ropes to the bows, run them down the length of the boat and off the stern to the IRB, and have it pull the boat backwards while you and your crew weight the sterns while holding the tow lines as high as you can manage. The sail catches in the water, and the whole lot flips end over end. Apparently that's the method the big guys use to salvage cruising multihulls.

LINS, Tears to my eye's, why we always recommend people new to cats put floats on the top the mast.
So funny and really well edited

You'd win a dozen awards on Funniest Home Videos