For real!

They probably shunt rather than tack. There are videos of proas shunting if you're interested.

@@actual_nonsense Thanks

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They don't, they just go faster!! Seriously, not sure, I think they might pull up the lower boom making the sail more baggy and less powerful

They don’t, really. Only way to decrease the sail size is swap out the sail. Gotta be careful in high winds

By simply closing the claw, the spars can fold into one another

I believe it’s called brailing

By rolling the sail around the boom

Have you ever seen the Balinese jukung races? Big double outrigger canoes with huge crab claw sails and huge dependable winds.

Proas were actually a relatively recent development. Like i wanna say 1600s?

Not really the use of proas was well known throughout different austronesian cultures even in south east asia and madagascar

​@@DanielWilliams-oi4ss austronesians have been using proas since their expansion from taiwan in 3000-1500bc. so they've been using proas for atleast 3500 years. How else do you think they would have sailed the pacific and indian oceans?

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Cran claw sail

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I don't think they need that along with Life jackets. I heard they literally learned how to sail before they could learned how to walk.

We’re their descendants, They’d be proud to see how we our seafaring culture evolved.

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It’s a Marshallese kōrkōr and proa….Marshallese kōrkōr are the only canoes know in the pacific to move with and against the wind.

@@gregedmond6995 That doesn't answer the question

sometimes ≥ wind speed

@@lonewaer depends on the size of the proas . This particular type from the Marshalls and they are know to be the fastest in the Pacific. Estimated. Small proas 10 mph, medium proas 15, and the a.k.a Walap large proas mainly for voyaging can go up to 50mphin the high seas . Although Large proas rarely exist and only a few have left or in storages. Amazing thing about these proas is that they can literally moved against the wind.

normal weather will take you 20-25 milage per hour, strong wind will take you 35-50 milage per hour, for what i know

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