XCAT Catamaran Complete Assembly in 15 Minutes! | Red Beard Sailing
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2017
- The XCAT Multi-Sport Catamaran is a multi-sport catamaran that allows you to sail, row, or outboard. No trailer needed. This boat can be transported by SUV and can be set up and on the water in less than 15 easy minutes.
View this video to see the complete assembly.
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Look forward to another video with him sailing and having a blast! Great accomplishment for a young man.. I will buy one for my G. kids to enjoy someday! Thanks for showing it!
Awesome, great projects, good job bro..👍👍
That was not bad. He wasn't even rushing.
Boat assembly woooow..
Nice idea.
Looks. Like. A. Great setup very
Great Project ,super.
Wow that's nice
I don't think I have ever seen a man that old with a bowl cut before.
awesome where, how,
Great
Great,,,
Where is this?
👍👍👍
I notice that the mainsail is attached to the mast with loops, rather than a grove. What is thinking there?
This allows for a lighter and simpler mast by not requiring a track. It also creates a pocket that generates a lot of lift, similar to hoops on an old wooden mast schooner like the Pride of Baltimore II.
Muito bem e uma Beleza para navegar, onde posso encontrar qual o preço
i'll sub to any channel with "beard" in the title.
Tough to see some of the details on setting up the lines. I think a few times to set-up and break-down should make it easy enough.
My X-Cat is ordered (from Red Beard Sailing) and on the way. Looking forward to getting out on water.
I dont mean to be off topic but does someone know a trick to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid lost the account password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me
@Boden Edward instablaster =)
@Emery Ryan i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm.
Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Emery Ryan it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out :D
@Boden Edward You are welcome :D
can you also make a video where you show how you mout it on the roof? thx! :-)
XCAT does have a video of putting it on the roof on their channel! Check it out here: vimeo.com/147426533
@@redbeardsailing danke für den link. das segel und der mast sind dann im auto oder?
Some say,
He's still on the shore, rigging the catamaran...
⚓bom dia onde compra qual o site de compra para catamarã
Have you tried the rowing option?
Yes! I row the XCAT often! I rowed for about 40 miles in the 2018 Everglades Challenge when the wind quit on Lemon Bay in FL.
Por favor me envie esse modelo para mim comprar qual o valor é forma de pagamento
what is the price
$8,999.00
I guess if you don't have to pack it up every-night it works...
Now idea
Turn the sound off or you'll go mad.
this needs to have less ropes and less complicated winding and wiring and looming and whatnot.
And it'd be perfect
The XCAT is the easiest to rig beach cat on the market. I can build the whole boat from a pile of parts to sails up in 10 minutes, I can’t imagine it being easier.
Too long, need a system that takes 5 min tops
Thank you for your feedback!
For context, a typical trailered beach cat takes 30-60 minutes to rig and set up.
@@redbeardsailing I used to do mine in about 5 mins. 30-60?? C'mon!! All you have to do is put the mast up and hoist the mainsail.
Yeah, I don't want to build my yacht each time I sail it, and then disassemble it afterwards!!
Rubbish! All those flimsy connections, plastic on aluminium and pathetic screw locks won’t last. Nothing but a toy that can only be sailed on a lake in 5kts of wind.
I personally sailed in the 2018 Everglades Challenge. We launched into a Small Craft Advisory. When I got to the Gulf of Mexico there were 8’ rolling waves and gusts in the 30 knot range. The rig is built to withstand 65 knot winds.
I appreciate your feedback, however off base, I definitely encourage you to come test sail one, you’ll find you couldn’t be more wrong.
You have no idea what you are talking about. I just got mine. The engineering is top notch. Rock solid yet lightweight