Doesn't reset when broken out, aluminum version depends on extrusions which are too capital intensive for our purpose. Jonjo thinks the fact that the shank tapers on all four sides is really neat.
Great design but too many component pieces made from too many different materials. Suffers from lazy fluke syndrome.
Who knows, could be a great concept.
No one here could be bothered to experiment with their Mantus and report back so I guess we're skipping it.
Great design that suffers from its own sophistication. Capital intensive due to formed parts. Simplifying construction seems to adversely affect performance.
We need to keep using these to burn up all the oil. Once we have accomplished that we can repurpose these as moorings.
Decidedly low-tech, no shank to bend, also functions as wrecking ball when stored on bow roller.
I think we will need to look more closely at this once we've started designing.