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Do you want to go out on your own but the fear of mooring without help has always held you back? Or, when you go out on the boat accompanied by perfect seculars, you find yourself in hell when it comes to taking the trappes and the peaks? Here comes the system for you: Myor is a mooring and unmooring system that allows you to perform maneuvers in complete autonomy and safety: its strength, in our opinion, is its extreme simplicity of use. We were told in detail by Luigi Ramari di Stael. What do you think? Is the solo mooring revolution going on? www.myor.eu

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