To throw my opinion out there without giving any details...
I don't have experience with the APS racing sail, but here is a review of the racing sail made by intensity (a great brand and very affordable as well).
Here is some good information from the KB and FAQ section of this site regarding how to dry out your hull.
http://kb.sunfishforum.com/images/Dried_Sunfish.pdf
Thanks again for the input guys. Now I have some time to think about the different options :)
Tag, I just subscribed to your blog, just wanted to let you know that I really like it.
Thanks for the input everyone. Matias, I will definitely consider the BOZ wetsuit.
I just came across this Gill wetsuit. What do you guys think about it? (The "short arm")
http://www.apsltd.com/c-6314-wet-suits.aspx
Hahaha...Great picture!
Warmth - air temps. as low as 15 and water temps as low as 40.
It doesn't have to be the most flexible suit in the world, but I want it to hold up, so fairly durable. I know that's vague but I don't know anything about wetsuits...
I would prefer full, but farmer...
I know it is still summer, but I want to be ready this year when it gets a little colder :)
So, what are the some of the best wetsuits to wear for Sunfish sailing? Preferably under $200, and it's not for anything extreme.
-Sailyor
Thanks guys! It wasn't a wingnut but I found the loose nut and bolt and tightened it. I didn't realize that was all there was to it! I had thought there was a spring at first.
I own a pre-1972 rudder system, and it has worked great, with one problem recently.
It is of course designed to come up when it hits the shore, but it has been coming up even while in deep water more recently. When this happens I lose some control with steering, so I think it's a significant...
I have a friend that used to sail competitively, and he said "I wouldn't sail my Sunfish unless there was a small craft warning." :p
Maybe that's an exaggeration...But anyway, what would you consider a high wind speed?
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