The Shakedown Sail, BREAKING (in) A New Boat

[@sailingrubyrose]

Loved watching this video, you guys are welcome onboard anytime. Couple of notes: Jason’s mistake with the jib was nothing compared to the mistakes we made that week! Nikki, you’re a legend, thank you for keeping us fed and calm😂 And yes, since you left, Nick had indeed been running around naked and I don’t think that comes as a surprise to anyone 😆. I’m very pleased to report that now, a couple of weeks after this was filmed, we’re getting on top of everything and that cruising ‘sweet spot’ is feeling very close! See you two around soon ❤

[@LoanwordEggcorn]

Good on you guys for getting things mostly sorted out relatively quickly. I didn't realize hull #2 was really the first one on the water in real use, so yes, there probably are a lot of minor issues to work out. I expect this is normal for any new boat and especially a new model. Glad to hear Seawind is working with you on things, as they should.

[@dcrall]

Thank you to Nick and Terysa for letting us see this part of the process.

[@MrPossumeyes]

Yeah, big thanks to Nick and Terysa! And Hi! Didn't know about you two! And I so can't wait (but must, right?) for the Wynns to hit the water - I doubt they'll do a comparison of manufacturers but I know they'll show the harassments they experience [EDIT] on shakedown. And feed those back to HH! And HH will review and resolve them! I wait patiently for the Wynns to be back on the water.

[@harriskiflisudarmadi7705]

Thank you Jasson and Nicky for sharing❤

[@cecillee2543]

Thanks for the very helpful, candid, and dare I say, sobering, video on what a shakedown cruise looks like. Thanks too to Nick and Theresa for having you onboard and for allowing you to film the challenges that anyone who buys a new boat will face in dealing with teething problems. I appreciate Nick's honesty about being exhausted as well as his advice about taking time each day to centre yourself. Wishing all four of you fair winds and following seas! 🙂

[@realulli]

Yup, the advice about centering yourself is invaluable.

[@IslandKate]

Nick & Terysa's advice around 26:00 is very wise. Nick tries to downplay it as dealing with 1st world problems but the reality is that for anyone venturing out with something new you do need to find ways to manage the emotional rollercoaster and train yourself to enjoy the ride. New business, new home, new family member, new country... learning to surf change, even good change, is an invaluable life skill. Thank you all for the brilliant video. Loved it!

[@harterbob]

It’s helpful to have additional experienced crew aboard during the shakedown, so Nick and Terysa are fortunate to have both of you there to help. I hope they’ll reciprocate when it’s time for your shakedown.

[@thetrendingadvocate2727]

No. Hope not. Keep that negativity off their boat!

[@markdavidson7941]

Nick and Terysa were the first sailers to whom i subscribed. They both won me over with their sense of humor and also their willingness to show “the whole dance.” Even when circumstances step on their feet. So much planning and anticipation leading up to these first weeks of sailing ratchet up images of problems solved in advance. Sailing is still sailing with all of its surprises. Like new parents, the beauty of this addition comes with a fresh dose of the the working reality. The Wynns got to play the role of grandparents. The perspective and positivity we helpful but, the baby is not yours. You get to leave and they need to bring up their baby. Love to all of you for sharing your lives with so many people you will never meet. You touch our lives in the best ways!

[@anthonyrondolino8148]

Best advice ever, Nick……be aware of the past, plan for the future but live today.

[@DrProgNerd]

Completely agree with Terysa's comment at the end - that the expectation of reaching a big goal is that you will be overcome with feelings of accomplishment and joy. Having reached a life goal myself this year, I was surprised that I didn't feel that much different. People ask how it feels - and the honest truth is that - while it's nice to have reached the goal - I'm not overcome with emotion. The satisfaction trickles in a little at a time.

[@TheWestlandgirl]

I think the biggest contributing factor besides the wait is imagining the outcome desire so many times during the course it's not as much as a surprise as it is more of a welcome home feeling.

[@wildwestunlimited]

Wow, you two are learning SOOOO much and adding on to what you've already learned from years past in sailing. Thank you for allowing us to live vicariously through you!! .... You know what they say, "The day you stop learning, is the day you start DIEING!" NEVER stop learning! Proud of you two!! ALSO - Thank you to Nick and Terysa for allowing the Winns to give us GREAT content!! ❤

[@gskii9462]

I love that you are so honest in your videos and content. I’m glad that Nick and Terysa shared their shake down with you, especially in those weather conditions. 4 experienced sailors made quick work of what came up,,,,, safe travels for you two, and the best to Nick and Terysa and their new home.

[@Jorgie1944]

It's a beautiful boat, I'm so happy for Tyresa and Nick!

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

First, to say thank you for sharing the raw emotions of new boat ownership. I appreciate the four of you for sharing the harshness without bashing the manufacturer. Learning curves are often riddled with feelings of fatigue and despair. Chin up! 💪😊

[@garyag45]

Very happy Tyresa and Nick have their boat. 💐💐💐👍😎🦅🇺🇸

[@rjtumble]

Hopefully, Nick and Terysa have looked into either installing Parallels (and Windows) on a partition on a mac, or into physically partitioning a portion of their hard drive and installing windows on it. I don't think there would be a need to actually buy a separate computer, just because you need windows. Loved this video and the advice Nick had at the end.

[@Istandby666]

@5:40 I like it when hearing people are able to pick out where sound comes from. It's amazing to me.

[@frankstocker5475]

Nikki & Jason when you get your boat do as many local day trips in perfect conditions just to get used to the boat & sort out all the little things. I could see the stress on Ruby Rose 2 sailing between islands in windy rainy rough sea conditions because it all became too much. Piano Piano as they say in Italy. I can't wait for you to pick up your boat. Once again we love you guys.

[@ultramarinus2478]

You should try to add a breadmaker to your utilities on the boat. Hot bread with a butter is delicious, and you can add whatever inside the dough, before it is showed into the breadmaker for baking. Can make bread with olives, mushrooms and spices inside.

[@samanthahancox8726]

I’m surprised how noisy the joinery is - I thought being a strong new boat you’d expect minimal flex / movement in the joinery…

[@ThePricipleOfParsimony]

They couldn't have asked for a better couple to help them through this beginning process.Great team work! 👏

[@zzzxxzzz3248]

This was the best episode of sailing ruby rose ever , and it wasn't even a ruby rose official video ! 😊

[@williesful]

Was waiting for the dishwasher to rear its head as you were doing the dishes, when and or if you get the dishwasher the discussion will be who’s turn to empty the dishwasher 😁 thanks to Ruby Rose for letting us aboard. And thank you guys for the entertainment

[@anyasamuel7666]

Love, love our dishwasher on our boat! We have a 10-year old Lagoon 39 and we just completed a refit. Dishwasher, induction cooktop, 12 cu. ft. refrigerator and washing machine - happy wife, happy life!

[@darren5472]

A good honest video. Personally I prefer content we can all learn from rather than be entertained with. A tip for Ruby Rose, I have a new Highfield tender too. There is a small rubber bung on the drain hole accessed from the outside. Its not really needed, remove it and the boat will drain so much faster. Just remember to put the internal plug in before you drop the tender in the water. Happy sailing and congratulations on your new boat, very well done! 🎉

[@mauriceryton]

Huge learning curve. You gained a lot of valuable knowledge for your own shakedown.

[@moemoe211]

Slowly but surely Nikki is getting on board with Jason getting a dishwasher! 😂❤️

[@stevenkukene9970]

Call me Nostradamus but I see a dishwasher in the future!

[@juliemac5604]

Dishwasher for the win!

[@gonewiththewynns]

Assuming it will fit in the one place they can put it, they've said C2 will have one. Curious Minion

[@moemoe211]

@@gonewiththewynns I love this! I hope you know I’m just joshing you. Thanks for another great Sunday morning with coffee.

[@bfs007a]

Of course you should have a dishwasher. Simply the best thing I bought for my boat the last 8 years. That includes things like oil filters and sails.

[@DaveBrandt96]

For the record, Nick, I want to thank you so much for your efforts to help the people of, I believe it was Viet Nam, Terysa, I am so happy to see you back home with Nick. As to the Wynns, I was thrilled to see you both, Nikki and Jason as you approach the delivery of your new boat. You are both two of my favorite teams on KZbin and I love all four of you dearly!

[@twistedtreeroad]

Not meant to distress you, but after building and commissioning two new boats myself, you should expect a solid year of working through issues, not just one or two cruises. But don't worry. Just be aware, work through the issues, and know that when you are done you will have fantastic boat that will serve you for years to come.

[@perigrine46]

You have all been sooo real, and I have appreciated this soo much rather than just "oh wow" a new boat. Come back in 12 months and I am sure you will be absolutely delighted with your purchase and experience to get to that point. LOVE your work, PLEASE keep it going, can't wait for the next vid. Big thanks to all of you. Bless you for your insight, honesty, and the reality of the new boat. Go Seawind, Aussie all the way.

[@cruisingholiday4996]

Nice episode showing the trials and tribulations of the new boat experience along with the learning along the way and figuring out how to cope with the new boat issues. Congrats to the new owners of "Ruby Rose". Cheers!!!

[@itsnotme07]

So the BIG question for Nikki and Jason....will you have extra hands on deck for your break in sail? I hope so!! Looks like it's wicked smart to do that. More hands/eyes on the issues/situation.

[@Dave85262]

Thank you Nick and Theresa for putting up with Jason and Nikki. It was great to see this shakedown cruise, everyone learned a lot. Jason and Nikki your boat is overdue! Looking forward to next week, with anticipation. Un abbraccio forte a due!

[@geminus1688]

Can't wait till it's your turn! 2 crews with different ideas of the perfect boat. It's going to be so much fun!

[@jerryfife9087]

Love the views and comments on the Seawind 1370 and components. You talked about alternators being 200A (each?) and the AMPs used but did not mention the Voltage (12v, 24v, or 48v). I seem to remember Nick saying that decided on 24v DC and 240v AC. Can you confirm the DC voltage.

[@williamwyatt3584]

God I love the squalls! Reminds me of the carriers, cruisers, and tin cans I sailed on. God I love it!

[@JimmyLovesMundo]

@7:00 I lived on the beach in Mexico for four years. One of the reasons that I chose to live there is because I loved the sound of the ocean at night when I went to sleep. About a year into it, I recall thinking… “Wow! That ocean never shuts up!” LOL!

[@cindyfleer2248]

It’s another great day for a video from the Wynns!😊👍🌸

[@jonathanscott550]

Great video showing the in and out the good the bad with learning and sailing a new boat. It seemed beautiful, exciting, but stressful in which will get less stressful as you get more familiar with the boat. The rubyrose looked like an awesome Cat. Nick and Terysa seemed like great couple to sail with while doing the break in sail. Looking forward to next video and will be awesome to see your boat.

[@verngay6557]

Thank you, all four of you, for being blunt honest. Eye to the sky, nose to the wind,

[@williamwyatt3584]

Shake downs are a mandatory requirement, so THANK YOU one and all!!

[@tomriley5790]

Thanks to everyone! Lovely to see Nick and Tereysa sailing again! Great to see everything!

[@18436572gmc]

Wow! The last interview about the excitement roller coaster hit home. I travel full time in my bus RV with my dog Tigger. I can so relate! Yes its awesome to live in a big bus motorhome but there’s a lot going on. My extra challenge is that I have incomplete paralysis and I’m just 10 months of being able to walk without any canes. I spent 2 years in my wheelchair wondering if I’ll ever walk again. I was still using my walker when I got my bus and this lifestyle change really challenged me which somehow I’m officially walking again! I’m currently practicing holding something in both hands and trying to walk, I’ve spent the last 5 years always using one or both hands to assist in taking steps. I want to share the secret to changing your life which is the practice of gratitude. Everyday as you get out of bed say and feel 5 things you’re grateful for counting them on your right hand. One your left hand count 5 things that you hope for BUT express your gratitude like they already happened, be grateful BEFORE they come. This sounds simple but it took 5 years to figure this method out, this process has a lot of hidden benefits and it actually attracts miracles 🙏♥️💪

[@bobuncle8704]

Great episode. I like the realism. As for the connectivity issue, instead of buying a whole new computer, they could just run a virtual PC on their Mac.

[@ImTheDudeMan471]

1)I have fallen in love with my bright white melamine dinnerware: salad & dinner plates, coffee cups, bowls & clear Pizza Hut style soda tumblers👍. I'm close to the beach and in & out on the patio often w food and drinks. Not going back to stone or glassware (I have them, but they never get used). 2)Corian: Just get it over with and put scratches in it on purpose.. Break some stuff, scratch some stuff, spill stuff. Then you don't need to be anxty about it.❤⛵🏝

[@LoanwordEggcorn]

Part of it is that the 1370 is also a new design. A factory that has been building a model longer probably becomes better at it over time. It's called the "experience effect."

[@JohnnyLawBMC]

This was a great episode. I am so happy you didn't edit out "issues". It is very natural and issues happen. I am glad how Y'all explained the issue and showed us. We all learn when we all share. I love it: Live in the past and you will be depressed, Live in the Future and you will be anxious, Live in today and enjoy where you are. (Not a quote, but It is so true) Use the past and today to steer toward a better tomorrow. Hugs to you all. Thank you so much for sharing

[@thomasw5430]

All in all a great cruise for you as well as Nik and Theresa. Safe to assume that you might return the favor on your shakedown cruise? Ask anyone who has done a major renovation on a house, they will tell you it puts a lot of stress on a relationship, and even the when completed you discover things that you thought were a good idea, but once completed you realize that it may not be what you envisioned. Building a boat and sailing it is a lot more intense if you ask me.

[@timallen5086]

As you get older things will get a little more challenging after you get use to doing these things a special way! I always enjoy all of your videos!

[@chaunceywilliams8405]

Those sounds are called boat sounds. I loved them for years..

[@MikeC19100]

It was so good to see all of you again in this follow-up video working through some of the growing used to being aboard again. It's interesting to see the processes you need to go through and it will be helpful once you get your HH44 into the water and with this experience hopefully, the new checklists will be a little better organized because of this wonderful experience. Thank you Nick and Terysa for letting us share in your experiences again.

[@melissahughes4103]

I just think you both blessed Nick and Terysa and were blessed by them allowing you to join them in this process. Congrats to you Nick and Terysa and Nikki and Jason… can’t wait to see you on your new boat. Thank you all for sharing your journey with us….

[@ChasetheStoryAroundTheWorld]

I’m so proud of you guys! Just checked in for the first time in years (so sorry it’s been so long…but you know why 😬) and I’m so amazed at how far you’ve come since we last caught up ❤️👏🏼🙌

[@Howard123a]

Saw another KZbin where they had the escape hatch break from heavy waves. This May or may not be good idea. But.. Maybe ask your boat maker if they can make the glass door like a half bubble or ball , or at least curved. It seems like that would keep the full force from hitting the glass door. Like the door or cover over the door , Just a thought , it sounds good to me, at least until the engineer tells us how that won’t work,lol Anyway just an idea. Love the videos,anxious for you to get your boat and back to sailing again! Dennis from Georgia

[@Istandby666]

I love the outlook of your friends. Yesterday is gone. Nothing you do will ever bring it back. Tomorrow is not promised. All you have is today, this moment in time. We're only here for a short time. Might as well learn to do what you love. You only get one chance at this life. Make it count.

[@HabitualButtonPusher]

Through this process I definitely know I am more a cruiser person than performance. Give me a slower boat with wider pontoons, a single helm station.

[@RiverWoods111]

That was so cool to see you four sailing together again. I have to say it is kind of weird to see Nick and Teresa sailing in a catamaran. They have always been in my brain the monohull couple. LOL You really did a great job of telling the story with all of the frustration but not having a camera in Nick and Teresa's faces as they are using some most colorful language (Nick). The truth is that people watch these videos like when Tula's Endless Summer got LaurieSue and she had some things that needed to be fixed the comments were, "OMG! Seawind is so horrible!" I am like, so you have never owned a brand new house? Have you ever bought a new module in its first year of production of a car? Hell, brand-new cars often need things fixed right away. I had a brand new car where the battery died as in dead, never coming to live again. I took it to the manufacturer and they put another brand new battery in the car and told me to not worry, for the first 4 years if the battery kept dying they would keep putting brand new batteries in it. That was the last battery I had to replace when the car was 4 years old my daughter totaled it (she was fine). I guess I am saying this to all of those people who want to criticize the manufacturer or Nick and Teresa for their choice, shit breaks on brand-new stuff. Things have to be replaced, even upgraded because that is how life works! It isn't a reflection of anything! I have seen brand new homes that had major problems, and the builders were done with the home when the home was done. They weren't calling to see how things were going and if anything needed to be fixed or changed for damn sure!

[@justincase5272]

Thank you so much for the review on the blue bowls. My parent's 32-year-old Corian countertops have been scratched through normal wear and tear but still look terrific! PRO TIP: Choose earth tones (theirs is guacamole green) with varied spots of color. Solid tones show wear much earlier. PRO TIP: Insist on bullet-proof hammock anchor points over the bed for when the sailing isn't so smooth. PRO TIP: Remember to move camera from macro to distant before filming. PRO TIP: When soaked by the ocean, immediately rinse with fresh water then fughettabout it.

[@Nikoleta987]

I am a big fan of the Wynns :) and now I will start to follow Ruby Rose as well - you guys touched my heart with your words at the end of this video

[@simpledj509chromo7]

I am not a sailor, but every time I see new things that claim to simplify but over complicate a process I am very skeptical of it. There's a give and take of course but keeping things stupid simple and reliable is typically advantageous. Thanks for filming a shakedown sail. Learning a new boat, just like a new machine or a new truck for me, can be a headache. But it'll all get sorted out with time, patience, and critical thinking/problem solving. Hope all goes well with these two and they get it worked out fairly soon. It's just new stuff problems man. Stuff happens. Happy sailing everyone!

[@rickemmet1104]

The 1370 looks to be extremely well built - Nick did a great job of showing us the build in all those episodes. The thing that surprises me is just how HUGE the saloon / cockpit area is, it seems to be about twice the space available on an Outremer 45 - which is 48 feet in length. I'd like to see your HH-44 along side the 1370. I suspect that with all the carbon fiber in the HH it well be pretty close to the same amount of space as Ruby Rose. Thanks so much for shooting these two episodes, it's a BIG deal moving onto a new boat and I can completely understand Nick's and Terysa's exhaustion in sorting everything out!

[@susanc1265]

It’s true of most things for me…I can operate a computer, but update it with a new system, and it’s like I’m starting g all over. I can drive a car, but when I get a new one, I can feel so lost with the most basic of things….a new oven can make me feel like I don’t know how to cook, it goes on and on! I think having the four of you there def had to help!

[@brianpeck3120]

The four of you have a good energy together.

[@kptbillburkett8735]

Where is your Boat? It is September Now. I thought ya'll was getting the boat in June. I am sitting here on my lanai on the edge of my seat waiting to see your new Boat. Funny thing is I started watching your channel about the time you got your first boat. I injoyed it Immensely! It reminded me of when we got our boat and the Huge learning curve we went through. Looking back it was fun. The one thing that was hard Not to do , was not to punch the next guy saying "Brake Out Another Thousand " That turm being very true, Would get on my nerves and Wallet very fast. And I saw that in ya'lls faces way back then. But like us ya'll got though it. And Now a New Boat! I can't imagine the Excitement that ya'll are Experiencing. I really want to know if it is everything you Expected! And I would love to know about every real step it takes to buying a Brand New Boat. Ok until next time, Aloha from the Big Island of Hawaii!🍹🌋🥂

[@evanmitton5007]

Hello Jason and Nikki, this is Evan and Rolene from Mittons and their kittens, just wanted to let you know we lost our girl cat tiffy due last month to kidney failure, she was only 8,we were thinking of you and you girl cat Clea when you lost her,so much sadness and loss, we miss you guys in the RV world but are still following you on your adventures, hugs from the Mittons and their kittens 😸

[@Marcus_Aurelius_1978]

Moin Wynns, you could make a quiz game amongst your patreons. About when you will take ownership of your new catamaran! My guess is September 19, 2023!

[@rachellec5703]

Sage advice!! I never thought about all that. Definitely energy draining. Glad there’s also a lot of fun and joy to balance. Thanks for keeping it real!! All 4 of you!!

[@Jim.Hummel]

Wonderful episode but it left me breathless which, I guess, means that you properly conveyed the story in a cinematic fashion! Much gratitude to Nick and Terysa for sharing this vulnerable time. And thanks to Nikki & Jason for capturing it! Fair #Wynns and Following Seas!!

[@soggybottom3463]

Well done Nikki and Jason, and congratulations Terysa and Nick on your beautiful new vessel. Brilliant, well done all xx🤗🤗

[@donna30044]

Four awesome people together on a mission of discovery. Inspiration of the highest order.

[@dianagrosser4202]

I use silicone baking sheet pan liners under most things when I’m prepping or setting things down on counters or tables etc. also use them as placemats.

[@gailcreighton5484]

I’m with Jason. Get the dishwasher 😅

[@RoscoWhiting]

G'day Guys & RR Crew...... Welcome to Cat Sailing Rule No 1 ALWAYS....... Be Prepared for EVERYTHING. After 40 plus years of cat racing, crusing and deliverers, we all have/had to learn to be prepared for anything and everything. Read the sea, weather & conditions 24/7 Keep up the good work guys Cheers Rosco - D Brizzy Boy

[@johnnylightning1491]

Nearly all large boats are custom/hand made just like RVs only more so. This video got me thinking about all of the folks I have heard complaining about the issues with their new RVs. I remind them that the production of the entire RV industry is less than the production of the Ford F150 for a year. It's no wonder that there are niggling little issues with boats and RVs. Like Nick and Terysa said, just enjoy the moment and things will work themselves out. Keep the good stuff coming guys and safe travels.

[@gillyt2752]

You should get hold of Tula’s Endless Summer as they have just got a new Seawind and they have had an “interesting” shakedown period too, I am interested in how Seawind responds to the issues that have arisen that are due to manufacturing rather than user error. At least you have plenty of information to take to your boat and you have time to think of what you can do to alleviate the problems others have had. Good luck and can’t wait to meet your new boat when you eventually get it 🥰

[@tim8deb]

Looked to be a great learning lesson for all on board and the viewers as well. Thank you all for showing us much of the reality of the experience I look forward to watching both channels up coming episodes . Thank you and may you have fair winds with the wind on your backs.

[@GaryMCurran]

Nicky, the term is 'we'll see you out there on the water!' LOL Great video. Huge thanks to Nick and Terysa for opening up RR2 in this way, to you and to us, and to allow you to film and post. I'm looking forward to what's coming out of their channel over the next couple of weeks. I suspect your HH44 will have some of the same issue, but there will also be other issues that you haven't dealt with yet that will come up. I'm sure you'll be handling them well. So, thanks to all of you for putting together such an open and eduational video.

[@colby_graba]

I love the Wynns, your channel is the very first KZbin channel I ever started watching, and Ruby Rose, Nick and Terysa, second channel I started watching, collaborating together on Ruby Rose 2!

[@trudymccann3671]

"And we All had a really Good Time!" A Blessed escape from the Real World Dramas of Today! I would love to be there! Thank you for your latest adventure. You are almost on the Threshold of Your Sailing Yacht and Your New Amazing Experiences. God Bless, Good Luck, and Keep on Pushing the Envelope of What Is!

[@karenpolansky9097]

Sounds like it was a very fruitful trip for you two. Very interesting perspectives all around. As far as doing stupid things that should be easy, after owning my trailer for 6 years and fulltiming for 3 of them, I left my back hatch open when I pulled away from the dump station and lost two very expensive water hoses, etc, etc, etc. 🤦‍♀️ Dumb dumb me. I guess it can happen to the best of us. ❤️❤️

[@StMyles]

Thanks! For sharing your adventures.

[@gonewiththewynns]

Thanks for coming along on the journey! 🙏💙💛💙

[@wallykramer7566]

This is refreshing to see that the troubles with adapting to a new boat are all so pedestrian. Having those layered a few levels deep certainly makes it seem worse than it might sound if it were explained. Nikki is looking as fine as ever! It is so much easier to remain calm and collected when someone else if struggling to remain above water!

[@walterhiegel3020]

It must be hard to get to know someone while in the midst of having your house upside down and inside out. At the same time being relieved that you are in your new house. If it were me I would be very thankful for the help at the same time saying get out! Nic and Terysa are a super nice couple. It is very evident that they are in their element on a sailboat. Thanks to all for sharing. You are the best!

[@gbsailing9436]

Hey Wynns, Can you pass this thing onto RR2...to add to their list of things...Nick needs to add a metre of 10mm elastic cord to the side stays//shrouds in a zig-zag fashion - reasonably tight to stop the leeward shrouds from flapping about when on a windward leg when sailing. I noticed the enormous slack in them 00:29-00:35. Great video!

[@DAVEEMAN1]

Always keep “tangled lines” footage. 👍🏻 Keeping it real.

[@andrewboyes4182]

Great vid! Regarding the furler… you need to sail a bit deeper and keep tension on the sheet. Don’t stress, same thing happens furling the screecher on a Weta and they’re only 15’ long! 😂😂

[@dwb73]

"Cue the Benny Hill music" A reference understood in the UK and the US!

[@williamwyatt3584]

Don't know about the alzheimer's Jason, but it does make one a better sailor/sailorette hehehe. God I love it!

[@russellduke4469]

Missed your next video Labor Day Weekend, hope everyone is ok. Loved the catamaran tour.

[@bryanwatt9751]

Brilliant! Funny, your vid about their new boat is more insightful than their's!

[@Reno500]

When should we expect your new boat? Kinda anxious to see it.

[@jeannestark6293]

This is Jeanne Diener Stark from Clearwater Florida I really admire you guys for doing it the way you want to do it. Must be horrible to sit there and wait for the sting to emerge but I’ll be worth it remember that! Right now, I am waiting for our house to be given back to us it’s a it’s a trial

[@briancochran8356]

RR2 is fantastic. Thankyou Wynss and thank you Nick and Terysa.

[@waynefederico9396]

Yup, new boat new car new home. hell even a new soulmate. All needs that learning curve, new doesn't mean worry free. Its the small unexpected tidbits that will get your panties all twisted like that furler or lines close too drums. All in all great knowing it floats... Now lets go sailing..

[@ianwilson8410]

Loved the advice from Nick Terysa. My wife an I are in the process of buying a new to us boat. Nick: Brilliant comments about centering and living in the moment. Terysa: thank you for putting into words some of the thoughts. How ARE we supposed to feel?! Dunno. First boat, new adventure together. New life. Good stuff! Thanks!

[@jimchie9422]

Hint for dropping the main on a Seawind. Flake out the main loosely on the deck behind. Turn into the wind. Pop the clutch, and let gravity work. No need to leave the cockpit.

[@dansbrown1313]

Hi Nikki and Jason, this is one of those videos that take a viewer back in time. When my Father and I launched a Clinker hull yawl rigged boat, it didn't yet have the motor installed and we sailed off the dock and back in relying only on the sails. We learned the importance of line management early on because tangled lines meant hitting another boat or hitting the dock with a sail still up because a line tangled. Take a look at Ts: 08:15, 18:10 and 18:32 for examples of issues of line management. I'm looking forward to your video's of the new HH, it should be fun.

[@monicasgh68]

I hope you guys have special guests for your shakedown sail. Now I'm trying to think who i would want to see most for that monumental sail. Love your videos!

[@georgecarney3083]

Hi Guys glad you had to have the experience, now you have an idea what to look out for. Regarding the dingy davits, I think that Sean on 8801 has the perfect davit setup as the dingy will be level.

[@bobf4765]

My guess, you've learned a ton, just won't realize how much, till you do your own break-in cruise. Nick & Terysa, RR2 is a beautiful craft; enjoy the learning. Terysa, watch your AWS! Fair winds...

[@Luke22022]

Congratulations on the beautiful new boat and for sharing some of the initial experiences. You delivered a valuable message to viewers.

[@Wastedman1]

What Nick and Teresa said at the end of this video was very insightful.