One of my favorite sailing channels... you don't have to spend thousands of dollars to enjoy sailing adventures! Thanks for sharing your videos. Excellent quality as well
On a good windy day that little boat will go like a rocket , fond memories in my early teens I learn to sail one of these , and hobbies cats . Fantastic , I’m so keen to sail again . Awesome video.👍
Thanks Igor ! The smaller the boat the greater the adventure !! I´m building a 8foot , "sleep in", sailing dinghy to have some fun cruising in Stockholm archipelago. Good work !!
Čestitke Igor za tvojo lepo dogodivščino in tvoj video, s katerim si dobro pokazal, kako veliko avanturo si lahko privoščimo kljub majhni jadrnici. Veliko veselja pri jadranju in odkrivanju novih krajev še naprej.
Not hugely relevant to your adventure, but I'm really enjoying the piano at 5:30. It put me in a contemplative mood, which I think can happen to sailors as they gaze upon the open waters and consider the life-arc that has brought them to this exact point in their lives ... very philosophical, if you know what I mean. Thanks for posting!
Hello! Nice to see someone enjoy my homeland :) Very nicely done videos :) And see you on the waters, we are gonna sail a Benetau First 45 to Stockholm from Köping this weekend :) Take care and stay safe Greetings from Sweden
You could maybe run a sheet from one Jib cleat to the other, but have a friction ring secured to the Clew of the Jib. This would allow the Jib to be self tacking’ of course not as good, but still be able to tension in an out if needed via the Jib sheet through the cleat. Similar setup on some keel boats.
Great video man, I thought you will be moving towards a bigger boat with the cabin (like the one you sailed in Lofoten - little lake cruiser). I guess you don't want to make it too complicated with an outboard and something to get ashore. I like your approach - you don't need a lot of money to do some exploring and make a great adventure. Minimalism is the way to go. I will keep watching.
Probably a dumb idea, but could you have a small "tow-behind" boat that you just pile all your stuff into? Sort of like a trailer on a motorcycle? Thanks for the video!
@@IgorStropnik I crewed on a 157ft (sparred) tops'l schooner out of Baltimore for 6 months and we were sponsored by someone I can't remember, but I'd highly prefer a coverall, full suit like this. Hoping to do a lot of northern lat sailing at some point, I prefer the north.
Well put together video! When was this, last fall? Always much nicer with a summer's blue sky at sea, but on the other hand you've got it all for yourself. I'm from Stockholm myself and I don't get out enough.
Very very inspiring video, one question, do you think that RS QBa is a good option for dinghy cruising?? I found it perfect by light weight and roof top car transporting, but what are your sailing perception about it?
@@fabmanly1070 On the other hand they look like very durable. I was getting water in rudder and now sealed it as I was afraid water would freeze and damage it. Thanks!
How come you're sailing Sweden, did you bring the RS on your car here or do you have a place or something up here? I appreciate your videos! I am interested in getting into the 'sailing business' myself.
Please don't make fires directly on the bedrock. You will cause marks that will be visible for thousands of years. Make your fire on sand or soil instead.
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No boat too small or sea too big. Living the adventure! Respect!!
Thanks 🙂
Igor is back!
One of my favorite sailing channels... you don't have to spend thousands of dollars to enjoy sailing adventures! Thanks for sharing your videos. Excellent quality as well
Thanks 😊
I have same opinion. Nice sailing, no meter size of boat)
Great video, very informative, Thankyou Igor!
Thanks 🙌🍻
Your solo trips are awesome! Very intriguing!
Thanks for sharing Igor.
Thanks 😊
Igor what makes your channel so different is this sailing. This small dinghy stuff, forget the keel boats, this is seriously brilliant.
Thanks 🍻 Small boats are still my favourite as that is where adventure starts. Hope to do more of them.
i really like the new vlog style !
Thanks! Now cameras have good microphones for speech.
On a good windy day that little boat will go like a rocket , fond memories in my early teens I learn to sail one of these , and hobbies cats . Fantastic , I’m so keen to sail again . Awesome video.👍
Thanks 🙏
Another fantastic dinghy cruising video. Can’t wait for the next one. Well done Igor, very entertaining.
Thanks! I hope next one is Norway again.
The more videos you make... The more we watch! Thanks you for taking the time to share these trips!
Thanks 😊 Planing to do more videos😊
Thanks Igor ! The smaller the boat the greater the adventure !!
I´m building a 8foot , "sleep in", sailing dinghy to have some fun cruising in Stockholm archipelago.
Good work !!
Thanks Anders!
An enjoyable video that shows the rewards that await a patient and thoughtful man. Well done .
Paul in Canada
👍🍻
its so awesome to see ur back with another masterpiece of a video and it is in my country. Awesome video man love it to bits
Thanks 🙂
Čestitke Igor za tvojo lepo dogodivščino in tvoj video, s katerim si dobro pokazal, kako veliko avanturo si lahko privoščimo kljub majhni jadrnici. Veliko veselja pri jadranju in odkrivanju novih krajev še naprej.
Hvala 😊
Not hugely relevant to your adventure, but I'm really enjoying the piano at 5:30. It put me in a contemplative mood, which I think can happen to sailors as they gaze upon the open waters and consider the life-arc that has brought them to this exact point in their lives ... very philosophical, if you know what I mean. Thanks for posting!
Nice to hear that 🙌👍 Thanks 🍻
Thanks for sharing Igor, awesome videos! Watched all of them... Fair winds, keep up the good work man. Greetings from Austria
Thanks Felix 🍻
Yay! I love this style of your content.
Thanks 🙂
Hello!
Nice to see someone enjoy my homeland :)
Very nicely done videos :)
And see you on the waters, we are gonna sail a Benetau First 45 to Stockholm from Köping this weekend :)
Take care and stay safe
Greetings from Sweden
Thanks😊🙌 Sweden is beautifull!
You could maybe run a sheet from one Jib cleat to the other, but have a friction ring secured to the Clew of the Jib. This would allow the Jib to be self tacking’ of course not as good, but still be able to tension in an out if needed via the Jib sheet through the cleat. Similar setup on some keel boats.
Interesting 👍 Could be good for high winds when hands are missing.
I love what you do great work
Thanks 🙂
Hello my friend nice trip and video.
15:07 Hagebutten, or rose hip, full of vitamin C.
You can make marmalade confiture or simple tea.
Keep going!
If I knew that before...would have a tea 🙂
Amazing experience!
Yes 🙂
What an adcenture!
Many thanks for the great impressions! Sone day i will do the same in croatian islands. Happy eastern!
Thanks! Croatia is perfect for that 😊
really cool- like your tours, the croatia ones as well ! this is adventure, this is life👍👍
Thanks 😊
Great video! Thanks
Thanks!
Love your video my dude!
Thanks 🙂
Beautiful part of the world really enjoy your videos I just subscribed keep them coming please thank you
Thanks 😊
Nice video, espectacular!
Thanks 🙂
Nice video! One thing... No fire directly on the cliffs/bedrock... very much forbidden...
Thanks 🙏
Nice dry suit!
It's the best!
Dobro nam došao u švetcku igore
Hvala!
Great video man, I thought you will be moving towards a bigger boat with the cabin (like the one you sailed in Lofoten - little lake cruiser). I guess you don't want to make it too complicated with an outboard and something to get ashore. I like your approach - you don't need a lot of money to do some exploring and make a great adventure. Minimalism is the way to go. I will keep watching.
Thanks 😊 Small boats are better adventure and less trouble. Cabin and engine are grate for crusing.
Well yea offcourse its hard for navigation. Its Stockholm! Its just Ilands!
yes 😀
amazing stuff
Thanks 🙂
Hey man! Awesome video, I really enjoyed it! Just one question: can I wild camp on most of those islands in Sweden just like you did?
I think yes.
Nice video
Thanks 🙂
Probably a dumb idea, but could you have a small "tow-behind" boat that you just pile all your stuff into? Sort of like a trailer on a motorcycle? Thanks for the video!
Thanks! I have tried that 10 years ago and not good. I better get a bigger boat 🙂
I'd sell my soul for that foul-weather gear. Think they'd send me a pair of those coveralls if I write them a jingle? 😳😂
Sandiline is the best!
@@IgorStropnik I crewed on a 157ft (sparred) tops'l schooner out of Baltimore for 6 months and we were sponsored by someone I can't remember, but I'd highly prefer a coverall, full suit like this. Hoping to do a lot of northern lat sailing at some point, I prefer the north.
ur videos make we wanna go boating! bt im terrified of ocean. Too much water for my liking 😅
Maybe start on a lake.
Well put together video! When was this, last fall? Always much nicer with a summer's blue sky at sea, but on the other hand you've got it all for yourself. I'm from Stockholm myself and I don't get out enough.
Thanks! Last fall yes. Only few fishermans driving around.
Would love to take my wayfarer round here!
Wayfarer would be perfect boat for Sweden.
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Very very inspiring video, one question, do you think that RS QBa is a good option for dinghy cruising?? I found it perfect by light weight and roof top car transporting, but what are your sailing perception about it?
It is very small. Probably something bigger is better. It is fun to sail without luggage onboard.
Really enjoyed that, nice demo of the dry suit. Would much water go down your neck and into suit if there were waves?
Thanks! It is dry suit so you can be submerged and no water gets in. There is neoprene collar around the neck and is 100% waterproof.
Hello Igor! These sailing adventure videos are the best. Btw what cameras do you use besides GoPro?
Thanks! On this trip was Gopro9. I have DJI pocket 2 also.
Interesting, you went with the Quba. Not much space. So how does it compare to the inflatable cat you had?
Much less comfortable but much more durable. Bought it especially for my next trip after we can travel again. Will sea how it will perform.
@@IgorStropnik I find the aluminium foils to be very slippery, especially when trying to right the boat. Good luck.
@@fabmanly1070 On the other hand they look like very durable. I was getting water in rudder and now sealed it as I was afraid water would freeze and damage it. Thanks!
Thanks for the upload igor is there a part 2 of this adventure?
That is all. This is warm up and equipment testing. After we can travel again I hope to go to Norway for bigger trip.
How come you're sailing Sweden, did you bring the RS on your car here or do you have a place or something up here?
I appreciate your videos! I am interested in getting into the 'sailing business' myself.
On my car.
Nice video!👍Which route did you sail in Sweden?
Thanks! Stockholm arhipelago.
I emailed Supreme Sails for a pair of sails for my DYI dinghy 😉
How did it go with sails?
Please don't make fires directly on the bedrock.
You will cause marks that will be visible for thousands of years.
Make your fire on sand or soil instead.
Ok 👍