Sailing harness, tether, jack-lines

Make your own sailing harness, tethers, and jack-lines.
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[@luisadriandelgado5343]

this is absolutely priceless lifesaving advice!!! very detailed on point informative instructions... this is a very professional individual. Period!!!!

[@edwinpetters803]

Wish you were still making videos. The best sailing channel on CZcams.

[@michaelcarman4875]

exxcellent teacher and great subject!

[@thetraveller3577]

Thanks for the guidance ! I will use all of these tips..

[@IrregularPineapples]

amazing video very helpful thank you~

[@jimmayors2315]

Thanks, very helpful. All that was missing was a demonstration on how to get back on the boat once you've fallen over ;-)

[@cubicmicron3]

Nice video. Thanks. I use a modern entry level lower climbing harness with a tied top like you. It is light weight, has more freedom of movement than marine store stuff and I believe is safer depending on how you rig it. Also made a very safe solo mast climbing rig using pulley system, ascenders and prusiks after viewing your mast climbing video.

[@DStrayCat69]

Great video :-) I love the tips :-)

[@azoresmarine]

Thank you for the information and congratulations for having made it through the storm. Can you please upload the harness description again? I get the concept, but it was extremely hard to see from that angle. Very informative.

[@witchSailor]

Yes, sure I'll do it making a part 2 for this. Thanks for letting me know and your patience. :)

[@onehtereproppper3697]

It would be safer to have tether in center of boat.

[@jacmaclar]

Good video but you were out of the sun, so it was really hard to see anything concerning the webbing and how you prepared it.