INSPIRE AND LEARN SERIES
POWERED BY TMGFEEL CONFIDENT IN YOUR CATAMARAN HANDLING ABILITY
TMG Yachts is Australia’s exclusive Lagoon Catamaran importer and if you didn’t know already, COBLI is run by the team from TMG.
In this series host and catamaran wizard, Joe Fox teams up with the industry experts to bring the highest quality instructional catamaran videos to the internet. Every video is produced onboard a Lagoon 42 or 46 so this valuable content is extremely relevant for COBLI’s current and potential Lagoon owners.
Watch, be entertained and gain knowledge, at the end of the series you will be confident in your catamaran handling ability.
How to Anchor and Set Up a Bridle on a Catamaran
Catamaran Manoeuvring Tips & Leaving a Marina
How To Park Your Catamaran
How to Perform a Rig Inspection on a Catamaran
CATAMARAN VS MONOHULL RIG + VPLPs Design
Catamaran Sail Trim Basics with Americas Cup Sailor
How to Reef your Mainsail on a Catamaran
Engine Maintenance Tool Kit Essentials
Routine Diesel Engine Maintenance Explained Simply
Mooring Retrieval and Bridle Setup on a Catamaran
Mediterannean Mooring
What to do before leaving the dock
How to hoist a mainsail
How to Lower the Mainsail
How to Unfurl a Jib/ Genoa Headsail
How to furl a jib/ genoa
How to use a winch
How to prevent chafing
How to Trim Upwind – Basic Sailing Techniques
How to Trim Downwind – Basic Sailing Techniques
Lagoon Catamarans’ NEW Furling Boom System
IMAGINE THE EXPERIENCE
Lagoon Syndication Review with COBLI
Lagoon 42 syndication owner Mark Pettitt describes his experience with COBLI as a great way to dip his toe in the water before deciding whether sailing the world is his retirement plan. The Lagoon 42, 6-person syndication, COBLIs offering ticked all the boxes for him.
VIVID Sydney
We decided to dodge the VIVID crowds and cold weather and see the light show from the water onboard Axopar 37, Life on Mars.
Lagoon’s Head North via Port Stephens
Both of COBLIs Lagoon 42’s, Spaceboy and Let’s Dance have started the journey north for warmer waters in the Whitsundays via Port Stephens.