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A Leopard 50 owner installed a Selden two-speed electric Code Zero furler to improve sail handling.0:28 The unit furls an asymmetric spinnaker or Code Zero in approximately 10 seconds.0:34 The owner also replaced factory-standard double-braid trampoline lashing lines with Dyneema.1:24 This modification eliminates the squeaking noise common when walking on catamaran nets, which can cause anxiety for inexperienced guests.1:19 Additionally, the owner swapped white trampoline nets for black ones from Sunrise Yacht Products.2:12 The black material reduces glare and increases transparency, allowing for better visibility of underwater hazards like bombies between the hulls.2:22 Sunrise Yacht Products provides long-term performance data on their website, showcasing the durability of their nets through user-submitted content.2:43 Replacing standard lashing lines with Dyneema provides a silent, more secure-feeling trampoline surface.

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