Hi,

Any one knows where to buy those protection belt?

http://www.thebeachcats.c…ctures/?g2_itemId=106237

Thank you,

AB

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AB
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They are more commonly known as chocks. I can sell you a pair.

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Greenville SC

Offering sails and other go fast parts for A-class catamarans
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u can make a set out of foam water noodles and a piece of line

tie 3 - 2' sections together into a bundle then run line through the middle (long enough to wrap around your hulls and tie together)

Google "WATER Ski Belt"



Edited by presto13031 on Oct 31, 2013 - 02:52 PM.

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Jeff
Houston TX
1986 Hobie 18 Sail# 13031
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presto13031

Google "Ski Belt"

At first glance, being from up north, what came to my mind was Alpine ski belt and was wondering but after the results appearred in google, I saw the water ski belt and understood.

Good idea.

Thank you,

AB

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AB
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Fixed it

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Jeff
Houston TX
1986 Hobie 18 Sail# 13031
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I'd go with the pool noodle solution, especially if you buy the $10 noodles. They are closed cell, stand up to the sun, & generally way tougher than the $1 Wally world models.
I don't think you will find those ski belts for sale in Canada, they have not been legally classed as a PFD for 20 years.(They float you butt up, head down) By the time you pay shipping from the US, it's a pricey solution to your problem.

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Hobie 18 Magnum
Dart 15
Mystere 6.0XL Sold Was a handful solo
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not sure if this is still true but i recall as a kid in camp and we used those ski belts

if they were left wet or in the sun too long they would "melt" a little and stain (or even adhere a little) the surface of whatever they were on (on a sunfish of bench or even in the gear shed)

This may have been due to water being trapped in the foam or other reasons (this was a long time ago)

all i know is i can recall seeing them "bleed" and stain other items and i would be really bummed if they did that to my catamaran



Edited by MN3 on Nov 01, 2013 - 07:39 AM.

I have had good luck with foam pipe insulation.. find some that has the sticky in the slit down the length of the pipe.. Grab a bungi with hooks on both ends.. Not a fancy looking but has worked well for me. I am a cheep skate..

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