Amazing videos. It was a pleasure to know you 😊... Karen from San Vicente!

You should open the Jib first ( to block air to the Para-sail) then it will be easy to handle. I wouldn’t dare to open sails that I can’t control from the cockpit when sailing alone. Stay safe

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Hi ma,am and sir i am small vloger you have a nice video i am happy to wathcing to you always be safe i am from, philippines 🤗

I would love to hear what you think about our time in the DR.

It's not a spider why did you put the the itsy bitsy spider music in the background lol 😂😂

Thanks for the info; loved the video

There is a really cool KZfaq video of a diver riding a bike under the pier.. the diver found the bike under the frederiksted pier.. it’s a great video .. the tires was turning so slow .. sand was going up the sides of the tires.. he rode super slow fighting the ocean .. it was so halarious .. I think people live under that frederiksted pier!! 😂🇻🇮🇺🇸 but the very first time I ever walked on that pier,I looked down into the water and saw a beautiful spotted eagle ray with a twenty foot tail swimming laps .. showing off up and down the side of that pier! What a sight to see!

What !! Kudos to the camera operator Awesome!!

The scale house is a nice and breezy spot with awesome view of hotel on the cay and sea ..a nice place to eat my nice ice cream from that nearby homemade ice cream shop (from cream and company ice cream shop) 😂lol

How far is it from Peter Island to Ginger Island? Thx for the video...

Nice Video. For comparison, here's how we fly our Parasailor on our Leopard 48 catamaran! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h6p9mM6HrceVfmg.html

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Well done! 🙏 Thanks for an interesting video.

Could you try getting video of snorkeling duck diving like in my videos from above water view

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We hope to retire in San Cristobal….counting the days !

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Nice!!! You helpe me to dicide what to se in mi next trip to cancun tha is arround the corner, very good vives of two of you 👐👐

My fathers mother owns property out there in the British virgin islands. The other half of family who are from there, are wealthy & rich.'

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love it, I recommend the one in erin

An excellent and informative video all about Tobago, capturing all the most popular places to visit on this beautiful island.

Thanks for the good and simple instructions, showing what you do instead of talking about it helps a lot!

Great video, my wife and I plan to start blue water sailing in a year or 2 and we are trying to get as much knowledge as possible. How is the performance of this sail compared to something like a code zero, genoa, or asymmetrical spinnaker?

Outstanding...

Yeah man it was a blast for me at least...

Outstanding Man, great video...

Thanks for sharing your mistakes so the rest of us can learn the easy way.

Thanks for this honest report on your experiences with the Parasailor Shane. Not everyone is so ready to provide this kind of detail of their learning experiences. I'm glad it worked out for you in the end, but oh boy, what a day that turned out to be. The Parasailor certainly looks like a great downwind sailing option, though like all big sails, it needs some practice. It doesn't look like it'd be that much more trouble than other spinnakers; they all have their quirks. How are you finding the performance in different conditions? Does it ever get wet (other than that first time!) when lowering the sock? Would you happen to know your I-Spi measurement (from deck level up to halyard sheave/block at top of mast) and the Parasailor's leech length? This would be interesting to have in mind while looking at how your socked sail reaches to the front of the trampoline. Thanks for the video and any clues you can provide.

I can vouch that the first recipe is delicious. Was lucky enough to have Captain Shane cook up some lionfish for me when I was in St Lucia.

Interesting to see you fillet the lionfish. Look forward to tasting one on SV Guiding Light March 2021.

Anyone sailing to Grenada and looking for crew, reply to this comment please

WoW, now this looks like fun!!! I definitely connected have a blessed day!

Nice one buddy great we upload why don't we support each others channels

Wow... never realised that carnival was so big in Trinidad! Great video.

Great. stay Strong. I would Love to be friends xd

Feed any iguanas you run into with hibiscus flowers. Red ones especially, that's why if you're wearing red they might come up to you and try to chew on your shirt. My best friend's dad owned the largest dump truck on St. Thomas during the time they were moving the Eastern mountain to off the Western end of the runway extending it. His driver was dropping a load off the end, lost control and jumped out just in time to see it sink into the end of the runway. Time, resources, etc dictated that they just keep going. So when you land there, you are landing on a dump truck. December 1989 through Jan 1990 I helped put the flat roof on the new airport terminal. White guys who hired me got fired for fist fighting the day before I came down to take the job, and I spent three days doing nothing, with the exception of checking the caps that held down the flat roof that had already been done. I think I counted 173 that weren't fastend. I told the guy who came down from Florida to take over the job, but he didn't seem concerned. I have no idea if it passed inspection. My family of 6 including 2 of my grandparents were scheduled on the American Airlines flight that crashed on the island in 1976 running into a Shell gas station at the end of the short runway. My mom had a dream, and rescheduled us for a week earlier with all the work and changes made for dad's 3 stores to run for 2 weeks. We were at Magens when it crashed. A call went out for the 2nd most rare blood, AB-, which my father had. My dad said he wasn't taking time out from his vacation to donate blood. Read the karma my dad died to on that island 14 years after that crash, in this book with links below. I've probably been on more cruise ships than anyone reading this, yet never been on a cruise. My dad ran a ship chandlery that had a monopoly on selling liquor to the cruise ships in the early '80s, that I used to spend my afternoons after school doing my homework at, that was located at the last building on the Havensite dock (has Senior Frogs painted on its roof). After growing up on the island and starting when I was 17 in late 1986, we used to roam Charlotte Amalie downtown streets at night bar hopping Coconuts, Rosie O'Grady's, The Ritz, Yesterdays, then to the Greenhouse at 10pm for the current live band, when everyone was partying in the islands. Since the bars closed at 2 AM we would go out to steal cars, usually rentals, and race across the island, afterward sometimes stripping them for parts. I've floored it in a brand new 1987 Accord LXi from the Fort all the way to Frenchtown one night easily doing 100mph, which was not unusual to do with stolen cars but sometimes done even with the ones we sort of cared about. One night I was with a few locals and we got pulled over for racing into Frenchtown. The cop went to arrest one of us and he started skipping around the car in a circle repeatedly singing, "Haha you can't catch me!" to the cop. He made it a couple times around the car and we had to bail him out that night. I hold the record for most boats stolen in one night while alone; three - I took them to a birthday party. Would you like to read about real modern pirates based out of St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands taking place in the end of the cocaine fueled 80s? "THE REAL PARADISE: Diary of a Modern-Day Caribbean Pirate" Paperback: www.amazon.com/dp/1653714360 or Kindle: www.amazon.com/dp/B083C3DD19 (free with Ultimate).

And since they have no predators, they simply stay in one spot, so they are easy to spear.

Thanks for the informative video. Seriously considering getting one for my cat. If you don't mind me asking, whats the size of your cat and how much did it cost you for your Parasailor? Also are you able to use this for upwind sailing in replacement of a genoa / code zero? If so any feedback on upwind sailing performance would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance! Safe Sailing!

Love filming in the virgin islands!

I am going to try and do a KZfaq Live every other Wednesday at 4pm Eastern time. I would love to get a regular group that watches and comments as I do them. I will do some cooking shows like this one, other times I will talk about different travel subjects, I might have a guest every now and then, and I am trying to figure out a way to do a call in show. Hope you join me for the next one. What do you want me to talk about?

Everyone, thanks for joining me. We are all going to enjoy banana bread the next couple days. Haha

Very cool, thanks for the video. Lots of good information. The colors on your parasailer would look beautiful on our boat.

how bad was it dunking your heads under the mud?

Is the one with the red tips at the end dangerous or harmless too?

Hi, exact same thing happened to me using it the first time ! I'm also sailing most of the time alone or without crew. However the Parasailor is great sail but a lot of work and only sensefull if you use it for many hours ( long distance sailing) It is not a sail for just 2 hours of afternoon sailing. Thanks for your video ! Klaus from Germany