Legend .Life begins at the end of your comfort zone

Great video

I swore I'd never use blocks with plastic cheeks after completing our last ocean crossing. The sun's UV weakens the plastic and they shatter / break at the worst possible times. I replaced all mine with metal cheeked blocks. Yes, they're heavier, but mid-ocean I don't have to worry about them failing on me. Nice boat and great videos!

Great video - and to add to your comment on why we do these "crazy" things - My father in law's famous quote in our family when his doctor asked why he kept doing week long+ adventure canoe trips well into his seventies was "Because it feels so good when I stop!!!". Gotta get out there in all conditions to get the experience!

I really enjoyed that! Thanks for taking us along for the ride. I've often wondered what sailing one of these vessels is really like and that really looked like fun :-) Cheers

Thank you for the nice video. Since I do not speak French this was great.

Thank you for sharing this with all of us!

Thanks a lot for your video and Sharing your thoughts and experience. Great job and only to do of you know what you have to do to sail safe. Keep on sailing!

Totally cool your a good sailor👍

Awesome video!

LEGEND. great content thanks!

Great very honest frank video. I am impressed. You are totally out there and very exposed.

Thanks for this video! I would love to own of these and compete in the Transat race myself :) I hope that your ambitions become reality one day

@jod35wbskipperclauspederse72

5 жыл бұрын

I really hope you can realize your dream on day

@KnowledgePerformance7

5 жыл бұрын

@@jod35wbskipperclauspederse72 thanks 😁

Very nice!

thanks

Leaving the harbor 00:00:59 Reefing the headsail 00:02:05 My friend - The Marsman 00:02:38 Rigging and flying the Code 0 00:02:54 The broaching 00:05:10 The dammage after the broach 00:06:05 Top speed of the day 00:11:30 Engaging the storm jib 00:14:17 Upwind 00:14:55 Going back upwind in a gale 00:15:33 Hypothermia 00:16:46 Hitting the ground 00:17:45 Why? 00:18:33

@user-uk9kc8rm8k

7 ай бұрын

Zer gut!

Haa le pogo2 ..ce traîne.c'est vrai que cest un bon bateau la carene est planante mai j'ai skipper le pogo 3 et..c'est une fusée🚀🚀🚀🚀. 100%différent

A littel greath boat!!!

You are KİNG 👍💪⚓

Amazing truly but how do you make a cup of tea? 🙄👍

Looks so easy...

Very good lessons here Claus. Thank you. However, I think your reaching should be much faster with your bow higher. I've seen this design's bow ride higher (and dryer). Could it be the bottom needs cleaning?

Meget spændende at følge sig på vintertraining. Jeg er meget tæt på at købe en pogo 2, men kunne utrolig godt tænke mig at sejle en først… vil du købe den igen? Tak for videoen. Vh, Axel

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I like the Bow pole. Can you do a close Up?

@jod35wbskipperclauspederse72

3 жыл бұрын

I do not have the boat any longer but here is a good picture of another POGO 2 with articulating bowsprit. www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.abilynsailing.com%2Fthe-takedown%2F2014%2F2%2F16%2Fmy-most-memorable-sailing-moment&psig=AOvVaw1fnG786Abpv0Xb35hoqUKj&ust=1608371666742000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAIQjRxqFwoTCMC74sCh1-0CFQAAAAAdAAAAABAF

Inner stay? That’s not a Transat one design rig.

@jod35wbskipperclauspederse72

3 жыл бұрын

It is the standard Pogo 2 rig

Which harbour you were sailing out of at 1:00, please? Wanna try recreating your sailing in Sailaway simulator. :-) My guess would be - based on comparing the few scenes in your video with the geographical, terrain and architectural features seen on Google Earth - the marina of Holbæk. Please let me know.

@jod35wbskipperclauspederse72

4 жыл бұрын

You are absolutely right. Sound like an interesting project.

@sol3cito33

4 жыл бұрын

@@jod35wbskipperclauspederse72 Thank you! Please keep the videos coming!