Practical MOB Recovery

[@alanmctavish3628]

An exercise to few practice. This presentation is well produced and very informative. I have been looking for a device to lift a disabled person aboard and the Lifesling seems to fit the need. I subscribe!

[@jacksnyder9399]

Excellent video, will be sharing with my crew and skipper.

[@bryanallen7164]

Seems very thorough, good job! The only thing I would add is that at night and without visual contact with the MOB, you have to be quiet once in a while and listen for any yells or whistles from the MOB. This might mean turning off the engine occasionally.

[@WillN2Go1]

This is terrific. You went out and did all this. (KZbin videos where someone just repeats what they learned in their textbook is not helpful. What I've found is that a lot of How To's are based on doing something for the first time. I've learned a great deal more watching a skilled person doing something even if they aren't the least bit articulate.) I've made a written a step by step from your video to help me remember the steps. I strongly advise doing this (using your images) and request that the Storm Trysail Club does this. (I won't post my how to because I've only done this a couple of times using a life jacket as the MOB, so I claim no expertise - except as a learner and a teacher.)

[@ianmoore1101]

Nice to see some good practical MOB advice. Well done.

[@hankbout6963]

Thanks, will share within our club, EYC, Toronto Canada

[@Yachtfamily_]

Thank you

[@rjbarnes1649]

thank you for sharing!

[@jamesedwards1588]

Thanks

[@mcaperformance3193]

The hand of Neptune can do it in less then one minute with only one remaining teammate

[@hotttt28]

practice ,practice ,practice

[@snakeplisken4278]

Way to unrealistic. How about two old cruisers on a boat...? then what is the process?

[@Hulks92]

What a mess