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  • Put the boom lower so you don't have pressure on almost the middle of the mast.

  • Awesome... Thats why they put 6 sidestays on a C 22 lolol

  • This is a awesome video looks like you guys were having tons of fun.

  • reef reef reef!

  • I had a similar situation today on Chesapeake, except it was about 25kts winds, I was in my 20-year old Catalina 18, and I had 2 10-year olds on board. 1. I put everyone in the safety gear, 2. I put up a working jib and Main, 3. When I couldn't reef (never mind why) I dropped the sails and came back to the marina.

    BTW, we had fun too. And I was also a bit nervous.

    The mast is still standing...

  • KEEP IT TIGHT!!!

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  • that must been fun !

  • I supposed you all wanted to just have some fun. You could have dropped a sail to be safer, it may have saved your mast. Then again, I am sure you all knew that and definitely sounds like you all had a fun time.

  • Definately looks like fun, although reefing would have been nice, but not as fun. until the mast broke of course....

  • fail, nice leech flutter, why the fuck isn't anyone on the rail hiking?

  • 15 knots top

  • thats probly like 20-25 tops

  • One word .... reef ... you'll move just as fast if not faster and the hull will not ride with the rail in the water.

  • Tanzer 22 would be my boat for this wind

  • 30 plus sustained? Yeah, n my firetruck will do 90 out the door. Okay. Yeah n you would be soaked in 30 +. Looks like yopu had a good time. Try a Fireball, 5o5, Flying Dutchman etc, and then you can scream!

  • morebullshit

  • I hope I dont sound very rude but the conditions look rather calm to me. I wouldn't personally have had a genoa up, but there isnt even any spray. I have had my jag 22 out in force 9 (not that i intended to) and they certainly will take the seas but this doesnt look too bad, just dont use a genoa and tell the crew to shut up.

  • @Righteousarrow Perhaps the winds weren't 30+, but on a Cat 22 you would probably demast if you put your genoa up in this kind of wind.

  • I'll second Fairwind9 , REEF.

    how to break a wonderful boat for nothing. I own a C22 and at 30 knots, with 2 reefs it's more than fun !

  • Reef

  • that is totally not 30+. you guys don't even have white caps yet!

    you guys would have sailed better with reef. you would have balanced better with a reef and probably have gone faster.

  • 40 +? bullshit. You weren't even getting 40mph puffs. "10 minutes before the mast snapped", how come we didn't see pics of that? It was a whole bunch of canned ham being slung around that deck.

  • my experience sailing a C22 in heavy winds is extreme rudder stall. We kept ours in Annapolis, Md.

  • you guys sure are having a tough time. I have sailed my C22 (hull 391) in the SF bay with 20+ kt and choppy waters. I had a 70% jib and the boom well out, tight backstay and tight cunninghams. Still my starboard winch was getting alarmingly deep under the water from time to time. Tacking was a real challenge. I did not break my mast though. If you guys had 40+ knots that days, chapeau! Is your C22 a fixed keel?

  • one that i sailed north of sandiego/ oceanside in about 15-20 knots with swing keel very nice swells about 4ft 9sec lol so fun that day

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