I am considering rigging a topping lift as the little clip that fastens to the back stay that came with my boat seems like a poor solution at best. I had it shake out when I was dousing the main and I brained the girl that was manning the tiller in high winds. She was a fantastic sport but it could have gone a whole lot worse so it seems like I need something better. I am wondering if anyone has tried using a boomkicker instead of a topping lift. My boat was also at one time rigged with the topping lift control run back to the cockpit from the mast base through a deck organizer. The kit that CD sells looks like it goes to a horn cleat on the boom are there advantages of doing it one way or the other?
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