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| lipodystrophy, breathing, used, egg harbor, lose weight, age, zuma, plump pics , cruisers yachts, hair_skin_nails|cosmetic_surgery, plump latina , brow lifts, adiposetissues / physiological aspects, spot reducing, stress, liposuctionon thighs, | Therefore the mast tends to wobble around. dissolve fat [In fact, our twice-used sail kit is for sale for 50 % of its replacement value, OBO]. We use it as "offshore collision get-away insurance" by hoisting and securing it high between our stern davits, fully inflated, but with deflated canopy and covered by a smooth tarp to avoid filling up dissolve fat with rain and spray. A sharp knife is tied up nearby to enable launching it over our open transom at a moment's notice. Would only advise this dissolve fat for vessels with very buoyant, dry sterns that have little tendency of getting pooped, though. From Ron Radko on Cruising World message board: I also have a 12' Traveler. I absolutely love it. The one I tried before that was the Avon Redcrest, and I absolutely hated it. Even though the Tinker is considerably bigger, it doesn't weigh much more than the RedCrest (I think the weight for the Traveler is about 70 lbs without sailing gear). |
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| They are very expensive. We looked at Tinkers at a recent boat show and decided they were just too expensive. We ended up with an Achilles (still top quality) and we love it. egg harbor From Henk Meuzelaar on Cruising World message board: We have had our 12 ft Tinker Star Traveler for 5 years and love it. It folds up readily, it rows very well and planes easily with egg harbor a small outboard, it is very safe egg harbor against accidental air loss (4 independent air chambers), it is easy to board (over the submersible bow), it has an inflatable canopy option (for use as a lifeboat) and it comes with the best warranty in the business (10 YEARS !). Practical Sailor (and, I believe also Cruising World or Sail) have tested the Tinker and compared it against other inflatables 4 or 5 years ago, if I remember well. However, although they had mostly good things to say about it (especially rowing ability and warranty) it was also hard to do a real comparison because it is such an "odd bird". Besides the high price, my only complaint is that it is difficult to sail close-hauled because it lacks a single rigid frame that ties the mast step to the attachments for shrouds and forestay. |
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