Single handed setting and dousing an Asymmetrical Spinnaker, using a Chutescoop sock

Spinnaker Handling Instructional video. Discuss this video and anything sailing on my forum anything-sailing.com Single handed setting and dousing an Asymmetrical Spinnaker, using a Chutescoop sock

[@brucemcnair2]

Thanks. This has helped me get more comfortable with my new assy.

[@obiwanfisher537]

Okay, that looks easy. Thanks for the simple instruction because I honestly thought it would be more complicated than this. (With all the horror stories you hear about spinnakers ugh)

[@edgeowar2]

Thanks, I'm left thinking the spi pole is not necessary at all. Unfortunately I have to configure with a spi pole so I still have a little work to do. This video was still helpful. Thx

[@nemoofsweden]

Nice clip! gave me something to think of as single handed captain :)

[@lorenzopablo7669]

pro tip : watch movies on flixzone. I've been using them for watching loads of movies recently.

[@salvatoregus1558]

@Lorenzo Pablo Definitely, I've been using Flixzone for since november myself :D

[@dlsbob]

Great video! Is that the sock you bought in Chicago?

[@robertcleveland2038]

You said put boat on course with wind at 120-160 your main is no where near trimmed for that angle the boom is just leeward of centreline so what’s up??

[@ppconsultant]

Good call. It was so the maneuver at the bow could be filmed from the stern.

[@bobberlee]

good video, but sailors should wear a life vest whenever leaving the cockpit. For single handed sailors, tether in, or at least carry a waterproof communication device. If I fall off my boat in coastal waters, I hope I have my handheld waterproof VHF radio with me.