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BROTHERS SAILING ACROSS THE PACIFIC Pt 5 / Are The Rations Holding Out & What's Broken Now!! Ep 122

July 30, 2023 · 22 min · 18K views · Pacific Ocean

What this video covers

During a 30-day Pacific crossing, the crew of the 34-foot yacht Atlas manages gear failure, food rationing, and sail configuration while maintaining a steady westward pace. A jibing maneuver causes the mainsail kicker to snag and tear an air vent from the deck; the crew repairs the damage by filling the old screw holes with gelcoat and drilling new mounts.5:29 To maintain speed in 15–20 knot trade winds, the crew experiments with a storm jib poled out on the port side to complement the main and genoa, successfully increasing boat speed.18:49 Water consumption remains low at approximately 5 liters per day for two people, totaling 150 liters over 29 days, which the crew cites as justification for not installing a watermaker.14:53 With under 900 miles remaining, the crew manages dwindling food supplies, specifically rationing cheese and baking daily flatbread from stored flour.10:28

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Boats in this video

Rival 34Their boatProut Ltd. Snowgoose 37 EliteTheir boat

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