Gybing an Assymmetrical Spinnaker on "the Outside"

[ppconsultant]

no it does not..maybe you're doing it wrong..

look for GiuliettaSailingTeam here on youtube, and search for a video called "jibing the asymmetrical" we have a sprit as well, and it never tangled the sprit

[TroyaE117]

In higher winds, it flaps like crazy, and if you have a cutter, the lines tangle round the bowsprit.

[bigkiwial]

@ theonecalledtom, Not at all, we are talking about jybing with the chute coming inside itself, but outside the forstay, i have never seen a boat with the chute halyard block below the forstay anyway, have you??

[bigkiwial]

Sooooooo, explain why all well sailed fast skiffs, or sports boats jybe on the inside??

[theonecalledtom]

@bigkiwial I think it depends on where the halyard block is located. Typically they are above the forstay. If you use the genoa halyard it is below the forstay and you can gybe inside as with the smaller headsails.

[Loadabullshit]

Easy explanation, easy to understand. Well done

[raginghampster]

First I'd like to thank you for such cool videos.

I def. think outside gybe is easier ... at least from the look of it.

[wanapier]

I have watched most of your videos and have enjoyed them. Keep up the good work and thank you.

[raypays]

Nice easy explanation !

[mclight81]

I always enjoy your videos. Thanks