Oops nrs not nws. Bought the grizzly. Fits great in 2xl. I am 6'2" and 265. Like I said, hard to find my size.Edited by 2out2sea on Dec 06, 2012 -...

MN3 wrote: Ordered a 5mm farmer John from where? cost (if ya dont mind)? Ordered direct from nws in Idaho. The price was around 150.00 shipped. I a...

Thanks again everyone. Ordered a 5mm farmer John. I will couple that with my stohlquist splash top and layer it based on how cold it gets. I will l...

Thanks for the replies. I live in north Alabama just outside of Huntsville. I do most of my sailing on lake guntersville. I just worry about overhe...

well, i'm hoping that my old monohull stories will be accepted here as the only cat story i have is pitchpoling a h16 20+ years ago. here goes...we...

just to clarify, it has the "pleather" tramp. the tramps on both wings and the main tramp are all the yellow color. they are all faded, but still fe...

i just thought i'd update this thread with a caveat. i was very interested in the dart 20 of steve's, but he was able to sell it before i had a chanc...

i have replied to the thread on the dart/stampede 20 that's for sale, but haven't heard anything back from the seller. i have a business trip to orla...

very hard to find any info on the g cat. did a couple of different searches and can't find a dealer. only one pic. the little i could read about the...

andrewscott wrote: If you want wet .. supercats are the way to go.. but i am sure you recall the mast is about 5999999 lbs wondering now i...

thanks again for the continued replies. i'm probably not going to sail with "little harry", but good to know that the boat can handle it when things ...

vintagemilano wrote: Hi there, I'm kinda in the same boat as you.... I have two daughters 9 and 11, the four of us go sailing on our SuperCat 17 with ...

andrewscott wrote: front tramps are great for storage (i added one to my cat) but for most sailing situations.. the front tramp is the wrong place to ...

damonAdmin wrote: When people quote "time to rig" it's almost a random number because of so many variables and peoples different definitions of "riggi...

ok, so the hobie 18 is in the running. question is how hard to rig on the trailer? fwiw my wife is gently nudging towards getting a getaway (groan)...

Quarath wrote: I agree the p18 can handle the weight no problem but putting 4 people can be tricky in space to move around for tacking/gybing. It's ha...

thanks everyone. i like the idea of the p16 being easier to set-up and sail. it will keep the family interested if it's not too complicated. can an...

coastrat, thanks for the quick reply. are the 16/18 hulls bouyant enough not to submerge when flying a hull? i haven't even bothered looking at a...