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What modifications should I make to improve the boats safety in heavy weather?

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What modifications should I make to improve the boats safety in heavy weather?

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As delivered, the Sanibel 18 is reasonably safe when cruising in protected or semi-protected waters. If you are pushing the limits of the boat some modifications may be in order: 1) If you routinely sail in strong winds, you might want to add a second set of reef points in the main. 2) If your only headsail is a lapper and you do not have roller furling, you may add a standard jib to your sail inventory. 3) Harness point attachments with backing plates are available as an option.

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