Glass Fibre Dabchicks – your opinions
The following question has been raised on sailing 360.
” Is there a demand for competitive well built Glass Dabbies”
Lets have your opinions
Owen
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Ian Mitchell said,
May 25, 2008 @ 9:35 pm
Nobody to date has been able to produce a competitive glass dabbie. They are either too soft or too heavy.
last attempt I knew of was the Ribbinks in Durban before I went overseas. Ihad to measure it at least 4 times & it still did not measure.
Ian