Recommended reading : Cap'n Fatty Goodlander lists their must haves
Anything Cap'n Fatty Goodlander writes is probably going to make the recommended reading list. Cruising World recently published another great piece by the Cap'n about must have blue water sailing tech.
I see newbies and old timers still ask all the time, "what is your top list of boat necessities?".
Everyone's is different, yet everyone often own the things on each other's lists.
This list isn't too different. What it is, is more thought out and gives reasons why.
https://www.cruisingworld.com/people/things-i-would-not-cross-an-ocean-without/
If you're new to sailing, you will probably learn something. If you're a sailing old timer, you will probably enjoy it for the sake of the life style or for some hobby.
Do you sail?
What are your must have items while out at sea?
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Im trying to learn some sailing but for a crossing? I would say tons of sail patchwork and a gazillion extra ropes I would guess. Honestly... a crossing would be really scary to me
Go watch some full time cruisers on Youtube, normally I dont rush and say "Go watch Youtube" in order to learn things, but these people will help you get a feel for what you could experience. Some good channels are Devos Project, Salty Dog, and Sam Holms. That latter two are solo sailors. All have gone long distance hauls.