30 mins Rig time/ wow that is just a memory/ I sold my H-16 3 yrs ago & the boats I run now are so tweaked out/ spinnakers etc. Ha by myself at least 2 hrs to rig!!!
I lay boat on its side/ I can attach mast by myself that way with no raising/ makes adjusting battens very easy & perfect ! When at the beach for several days/ at the end of the day/ I put it on its side again for the night/ leave the sail rigged/ roll the jib ! In the morning/ I flip it up & I'm gone!

Norman Thomas <nthomas@starband.net> wrote:
I used to get mine ready SOLO in 30 mins.
--- In beachcats@yahoogroups.com, "gmbond87" <gmbond@...> wrote:
>
> Still considering which boat I would prefer to buy. I am curious to
> know how long it takes (after some practice) to rig an H16 that has
> been trailored to a lake.
>
> In comparison I have been told that a Wave can be rigged in 15 minutes
> or less.
>
> Any insight will be appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Michael
>






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