GALLERY: Photos & Testimonies from our customers and our travels
BSD in Deerhearst Canada - 2011
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BSD in Deerhearst Canada - 2011
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BSD Twins Rig, BSD in Deerhearst Canada - 2011
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BSD in Chicago - June 2011
(BSD Canoe Classic Rig with Boss™ outriggers)
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BSD in Chicago - June 2011
(BSD Batwing™ with BOSS™ outriggers)
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Long Haul "UTE" folding kayak with a BSD BOSS™ Batwing™ rig at Sebago Canoe Club, May 2011
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The two attached photos are a couple of our sailing group that gets together on Port St. Joe Bay for a week, about 8 -10 hulls show up. This year it is April 10 - 22 with people coming and going as time permits. We call it our week of SOB, Sailing, Oysters and Beer. We do SOB all the time!!!
Chris Swol
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I got hit by a 50 mph wind and everything worked great. On two occasions I ended up tacking up a channel and I was shocked at how well I was able to tack. I did do a lot of reefing. In fact I would say about 80 % of the time I had a reef in and doing the reef was so easy with the system you have. Thanks again for a great system.
—Bill
Bill Whale with his 38' Batwing™ Expedition on a Kruger Seawind at the Everglades Challenge.
BSD's new sail the 5M Batwing™ Expedition with the Diamond on a Mohawk Ultima sailing canoe.
Pictures from Cedar Island North Carolina and the Sails Angels October 2010 Event
photos courtesy of Brad Thayer
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Pictures from Cedar Island North Carolina and the Sails Angels October 2010 Event
photos courtesy of Brad Thayer
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Classic Canoe Rig at Cedar Island
photos courtesy of Brad Thayer
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"Here are some pics of VIKEA, our cutom-built catamaran/kayak.....the sails
are awesome,
we have taken her to 11 knots downwind!
Thanks for the great product."
David Wysen -
Seattle
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Feel Free kayak Atlantis 12 with Batwing™ Expedition Laminate Pro and Boss™ Ama Extreme outriggers.
Location : Hampton Bays,
"Star": Karolina Szymanska
"Had my first sail today. A 4 hour ride with 10-15 knots of wind.
I am very happy with my rig."
- Jean-Pierre
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David and Susan at Sebago Canoe Club's All Club Invitational in Brooklyn, NY
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Photos courtesy of Joe Anderson
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Longhaul MK1, 32 sf BSD BOSS rig fore of the cockpit.
All kayaks are foldable, all photos are taken on trips in Baja California, Mexico
Photos courtesy of Alex
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A couple of pictures of a rigged Kruger.
Photos courtesy of Bill Herman
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Photo courtesy of Doug Cameron
BSD (BATWING™ Sport) rig installed on a Tsunami 140.
Photos courtesy of Jean Chevalier
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At the start of the Everglades Challenge 2005!
Photos courtesy of Stan Hanson
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BSD rig on an inflatable kayak - It is a Gumotex (Innova) Helios 380 and may well be the best boat I've had for Balogh sailing. It is just hard to keep the water out in a big sea. I did the EC2007 in an Incept kayak from New Zealand, but the hull material is too flimsy for the florida oysters.
Photos courtesy of Neal Graneau
This from Neal Graneau: "I am a sometime Watertriber who has been in one EC challenge in 2007 - which I did not complete. My biggest challenge is to get my boat and rig to the starting line as I live in the UK and my boat and camping equipment travel by plane. I have had a BSD rig on various folding and inflatable kayaks for over 10 years and have always been keenly aware that they are the parts I never have to replace."
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View Neal Graneau's documentation of outfitting his Gumotex Helios kayak with the BSD BOSS™ Batwing™
Pictures from the 2009 Gathering at Cedar Island.
Photos courtesy of David Valverde
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