Hobie Wave with a Trapeze! https://vimeo.com/133183971
Edited by creative on Jul 13, 2015 - 11:12 PM.
14.6 knots... At least we know our patched up old Hobie 18's are faster than tricked out rotomolders!
aprosser wrote: 14.6 knots... At least we know our patched up old Hobie 18's are faster than tricked out rotomolders!
Nothing like a Hobie 18 when it's whitecapping.
creative wrote: Hobie Wave with a Trapeze! https://vimeo.com/133183971Edited by creative on Jul 13, 2015 - 11:12 PM.
I'm thinking of buying a trapeze for my hobie club wave. Does it work well on the Wave ? Any problems using the trap on a Wave ? Thanks . Jeff
14.6 knots... At least we know our patched up old Hobie 18's are faster than tricked out rotomolders
Don't knock it, almost 17mph is pretty decent on most Cats, including your H18, & my Nacra's.
Remember, the Wave is only a 13' boat.
It can be cartopped if need be, & a couple of kids can set it up. There are about a dozen kids who sail one near my house. They have a ton of fun, & their parents don't have to watch over them.
If a guy wants to drive the Holy Hell out of a Wave, more power to him.
E C Hilliard
Nacra 5.7
Bombardier Invitation
+ 1
Edchris177 wrote:
14.6 knots... At least we know our patched up old Hobie 18's are faster than tricked out rotomolders
Don't knock it, almost 17mph is pretty decent on most Cats, including your H18, & my Nacra's.
Remember, the Wave is only a 13' boat.
It can be cartopped if need be, & a couple of kids can set it up. There are about a dozen kids who sail one near my house. They have a ton of fun, & their parents don't have to watch over them.
If a guy wants to drive the Holy Hell out of a Wave, more power to him.
André de Bruin, Amsterdam,the Netherlands
P 18-2