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When is the next trip. Moving to Tas end of the year. I have a Fishpro Trophy and have done many 200km days. Super keen to do a multi day adventure.

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Thanks so much! One question. Did all these Hobbies' have righting lines already installed?

This deserves so many more views

Thank you for the demo. I sure learned something and I will carry a rope with me from now on.

A couple days ago, as I was leaving the harbor, I forgot to fold out the amas before unfurling the sail, and I went over, just like at 3:30 in this video. I was quickly blown to a dock, and there wasn't room to right the boat using the technique in this video, so I climbed onto the dock and got it upright (not easy, as it was hard to get any leverage). I've got a jib too, and a bunch of other gear, so it was a bit complicated, but not too bad. IMHO, the key is to uncleat the sail. In any case, I plan to practice soon in open water...

Just seen this. Good vid. Noticed mast whipped back and forth as TI righted. Any damage to the mast base? TIA

Thank you so much for demonstrating the righting. I watched this video and on our fourth time sailing the weather changed unexpectedly and we caught a microburst that instantly capsized us. Because of this video we didn’t panic and knew what to do to get her righted. We ended up taking on a bit of water in the hull so we now have a hand pump on the boat, an extra emergency line, a knife just in case, and a small line with foot loop to help me get back on the boat. People asked how we knew what to do and we told them about your brilliant video. They cheered as we righted it and screamed Thank Goodness for You Tube. Then they got to witness me wriggle, grunt and slide like a walrus on land. lol.

Great skill to have, and hopefully never have to use, unless you break tbe aka brace pin!

Respect. Q.E.D.

When you made it to Erith Island for the night did you beach the ski completely overnight? Great video Michael

I second everything said here; awesome adventure! Loved every minute of it. Thanks so much for letting us take the ride with you!

Where do you attach the righting line to the hull?

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interesting, a mast head float would work on those things

nice video mate Safety Beach?

Bloody awesome effort guys. This is what Jetski’s are meant for. Not just pulling doughnuts 5 metres from the beach. Did you spot any Sharks out there? Would love to have a crack one day! Well done to you all.

Good videos - keep them coming. Love the speed with the spinnaker! Agree it can be a bit much to handle in a stiff breeze.

Nice to have a motor but there’s something magical when the sails fill up with air !!

Crazy, I avoid the surf

Good times 👍🍺 Subbed

Now that’s a damp ride. Tramp catching wind, half the hull underwater… been there. It’s fun most of the time, but I’ll admit sometimes I wish there were a center console AI ;)

So what was your speed WITH and also WITHOUT the spinnaker in 35Km winds ?

The Best video!!! Thank You

Ama. Not arma.

The Hobie Islands really transform when you add a spinnaker sail. Awesome 😎👍

Thanks nery nice.

Great video... I have a similar story.. Did it in 2019, and my GTX filled with water overnight at Lady Barron. Unlike you, I didn't risk it, and went down the insurance path and had it shipped home. We are doing the same trip again in March this year - hoping to successfully complete it. Awesome to capture it on the GoPro!

Almost four years down the road from original implementation -- any adverse affects on the hull?

Wonder why the trampoline wasn’t rolled up in the heavier wind when the main sail was furled. It’s just another sail area that should be reduced in heavy air.

Absolutely brilliant! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks very much for sharing! This is very helpful! I have never practiced capsizing my TI and I know I should!

Echoing the other people saying remove the mast to make it easier. You want to get these boats back over ASAP because they can take on water, I found that out when I capsized my revo 11 with sail. I did remove the mast but even in the couple minutes upside down, it took on enough water to need bailing before it was stable enough to pull the mast up, partly due to the weight of the sail I’m sure. Obviously the AI has a big buoyancy advantage, might not be as big a deal on those.

Would it not be better to attach a paddle leash before rightening ? Great video.

So good Overturn 👍⛵

Great vid cheers. I almost drowned 20 feet from shore once so I'm all about safety videos.

Awesome video. Great knowledge to have and hopefully never have to use.

The best thing to do is not capsize in the first place. Reef in your sail.

Having had dingy experience and sail my own Hobie Revolution with sail kit and Hobie sidekicks if I had the space an Ai or Ti would be my dream watercraft, how hard (or easy are they to accidentally capsize?

I haven't done the crossing, but know plenty who have paddled it, and I think there's no way I'd punch out into Bass Straight in those conditions in those craft. Check out Beau Miles' sea kayak videos on YT. Watching those it seems to me the key is time and patience - time to island hop and patience to wait for the next set of right conditions.

Good video.

This was excellent. I was wondering the best technique to right a capsize on this Hobie Island model.

Happened to stumble on this and glad I did. What a phenomenal adventure. Glad you got home safely - albeit with many tales to tell.

You guys are bad ass! Google Earth tells me this is a 50 mile-ish crossing...?

un hook both amas and then it is easy to roll back over. i was able to do this by myself. Then i stand on one ama and my weight plus pulling gets it right side up. Then extend the amas back in position. if the pin breaks, it can be replaced if the seas arn't to bad. ua-cam.com/video/Ii13Qffazbc/v-deo.html

Mr Carew, This is the best setup arrangement I’ve seen (been looking for quite a while). Thank You for sharing ! I would be grateful if You could send me more detailed instructions. Thank You “SkeeMarkZo6@gmail.com”

Hello. I´m spanish. Can you tell me the TYPE de SCREW (there are four) in the XBAR?

awesome adventure guys! one id love to do one day :) but maybe not on a seadoo!!

Thanks for the thorough explanation of your setup. Looking to do something similar with my AI and this was very helpful.

5000ltrs of fuel?? was that a typo?