Loops
Message #1082 by:  Ben
Posted on:  Tuesday 12th of October 2004 at 9:23 am
If the crew holds the traveller and jib sheet tight they will be braced from flying either forward or back. Usually while wiring (upwind) the jib should be bar tight anyway. Also if you fly the hull and trapeeze flat from the side beam you'll avoid the majority of the waves.

If you want to race the boat at a high level foot loops on the deck/gunwhale are a no as they drag in water when on the leward side.

Do you mean pieces of rope to put your feet under!?
You could try grabbing the shroud on pitch pole..

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Hobie 16 - Foot Loops - Class Legal? by Justine on 18.09.2004
     loops by Jon on 18.09.2004
          Loops by Dave on 20.09.2004
               loops by loopy on 20.09.2004
                    loops by Dave on 20.09.2004
                         avoiding mast by pitchpole pete on 20.09.2004
                              Hmm - reassessing the loops! by justine on 10.10.2004
                                   Loops by Ben on 12.10.2004

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