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I usually could rig and launch in 15 minutes, but had to hustle.

Thanks for the video. I would have slept well after that.

Fantastic pictures. Some brave sailors out there, just about got sea sick sitting in my recliner looking at those photographs.

I always enjoy your videos!

90% of the time single handed. I've taken my grown son or wife out a few times. It's a very tight squeeze and don't attempt it if there is much of a breeze.

We like all your videos!

Looks great!

Yes, I had this happen. None of my deck fittings on my 20 year old Laser were reinforced. So I cut a few service ports in the deck and put in bolts with washers. I bent the bracket flat and rebolted the bracket to the deck and no more problems.

I have a Rooster 8.1 for the past two years. It is fun to sail when there is a very light breeze. If the wind gets above 10 mph I'm over powered and need my standard sail. I weigh about 195 and 6 ft.

I like mine. I have had it for a year and it is super easy to load and unload. I know there have been other posts about the durability of the paint finish versus other trailers but I haven't had any problems with the trailer stored outside for a year. I already had a launching trolley that came...

Starting day of racing in the Columbia Gorge

On my 20 year old boat the blocks at the base of the mast were just screwed into the foam sandwich and started to pull out. I put in another inspection port and through bolted this block and also the deck jam cleats. I backed the stainless steel bolts with washers and they are holding tightly...

Wow, that looks like a beautiful boat. Wash it up and take it out sailing. I wouldn't worry about anything.

Wow, great hang gliding video! Thanks for the posting.

Nice video, it is 45 degrees and cold fog in Portland, OR no wind for weeks.

I have a 93 Laser and just broke my boom at the middle block. I was on a reach in 10 mph wind and it just snapped. I took a swim over the windward side. When I righted the boat half the boom was dangling from the end of the sail and the other whipping around in the boat. I sailed in a mile to...

I have a 93 with two inspection ports. Boat is dry after I through- bolted all the fittings, including the deck cleats for the main sheet. I was told there were blocks of wood where they attached. Nope, just a thin sandwich of fiberglass with foam in between. I would really like to see Bungo...

How did they do that? I would love to hear about that foiling experience.

I can't speak to the wood reinforcing on the spots mentioned above but on my 1993 Laser, 150959, there were no reinforcing wood blocks under the side deck cleats, front blocks, or main front double jam cleat. These were all just screwed through the outer fiberglass, then foam, then inner...

I agree, full rig plus more muscle weight. I think your height will help with getting more hiking force outward.