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- 2000 (Laser / RS)
- 29er
- 3000 (Laser 3000 / V3000)
- 4000 (Laser 4000)
- 420
- 470
- 49er
- 505
- A Class Catamaran
- Albacore
- Alto
- B14
- Blaze
- British Moth
- Buzz
- Byte
- Cadet
- Catapult
- Challenger
- Cherub
- Comet
- Comet Duo
- Comet Trio
- Contender
- Cormorant
- Cornish Coble
- D-One
- D-Zero
- Dart 15 (Sprint 15)
- Dart 16
- Dart 18
- Devon Yawl
- Dragon
- Drascombe Coaster
- Drascombe Dabber
- Drascombe Longboat
- Drascombe Lugger
- El Toro
- Enterprise
- Europe
- Falmouth Bass BoatAbout the Falmouth Bass Boat The Falmouth Bass Boat is a traditional-style open dayboat designed for coastal cruising, estuary sailing, and relaxed family outings. Inspired by classic working boats from Cornwall, this stable, gaff-rigged craft combines time-honoured aesthetics with modern GRP construction. With its generous beam, deep cockpit, and balanced rig, the Bass Boat delivers a reassuringly stable and dry ride, ideal for both experienced sailors and those seeking a characterful introduction to traditional sailing. Got one to sell? – Click here to list your Falmouth Bass Boat. Key Specifications LOA: Approx. 5.2 m (17 ft) Beam: Approx. 2.0 m (6 ft 6 in) Draft: ~0.3 m (plate up), ~1.0 m (plate down) Keel: Centreplate with long shallow keel for stability Rig: Gaff sloop with mainsail and jib Sail Area: Approx. 13–15 m² (varies by builder) Construction: GRP hull with varnished hardwood trim Cockpit: Spacious, open cockpit with ample seating Description The Falmouth Bass Boat is rooted in the design traditions of West Country working craft, offering the charm of a classic wooden boat with the practicality of fibreglass construction. Often featuring a gaff or gunter rig, these boats are admired for their simplicity, seaworthiness, and ability to carry several people in comfort. The full-bodied hull, generous freeboard, and…
- Farr 3.7
- Finn
- Fireball
- Firefly
- Flying Fifteen
- Formula 18
- Fowey River Class
- Goat Island SkiffAbout the Goat Island Skiff The Goat Island Skiff (often abbreviated as GIS) is a lightweight, high-performance plywood sailing dinghy designed for simplicity, speed, and home building. Created by Australian designer Michael Storer, the Goat Island Skiff blends the spirit of traditional small boats with modern hydrodynamics and DIY accessibility. It’s a fast, versatile 15½-foot open dinghy that can be rowed, sailed, or paddled – equally suited to day sailing, beach cruising, and adventurous DIY regattas. Unlike most production dinghies, the Goat Island Skiff is built from plans or kits, typically by owners themselves. Its construction uses stitch-and-glue plywood and epoxy techniques, resulting in a strong, ultralight hull with excellent performance and striking aesthetics. With its balanced lug rig and high-performance hull form, the GIS is often faster than you’d expect – easily planing in a breeze and gliding beautifully in light airs. Got one to sell? – click here if you’re looking to SELL a Goat Island Skiff. Sailing Experience and Performance The GIS offers a responsive, lively sailing experience with a generous, efficient lug sail and ultra-lightweight hull. Its fine entry, flat run, and wide aft sections allow the boat to plane readily and handle beautifully on all…
- GP14
- Graduate
- Gull
- Hadron H2
- Hartley H10
- Hartley H12
- Hartley H15
- Hawk 20
- Heron
- Hobie 14,17,18
- Hobie 16
- Hornet
- Hurricane
- ILCA 7 (6 / 4)
- Illusion
- International 14
- International Canoe
- International Moth
- ISO
- Javelin
- K1
- K6
- Kestrel
- Lapwing
- Lark
- Laser 1 (non-ILCA)
- Laser 13
- Laser 16
- Laser 2 (Fun)
- Laser Bahia
- Laser Cat 16
- Laser EPS
- Laser Funboat
- Laser Pico
- Laser Stratos
- Laser Vago
- Lightning 368
- Merlin Rocket
- MiniCat
- Miracle
- Mirror
- Morbic 12
- Musto Skiff
- Nacra
- National 12
- National 18
- Norfolk Punt
- OK
- Optimist
- Osprey
- Phantom
- Redwing
- RS Aero (all variants)
- RS Cat 16
- RS Elite
- RS Feva
- RS Neo
- RS Quba
- RS Quest
- RS Tera
- RS Vareo
- RS Venture
- RS Vision
- RS Zest
- RS100
- RS200
- RS21
- RS300
- RS400
- RS500
- RS600
- RS700
- RS800
- Salcombe Yawl
- SB20
- Scorpion
- Scow
- Seafly
- Shadow
- Sharpie
- Shearwater
- Signet
- Skeeta
- SKUD 18
- Snipe
- Solo
- Solution
- SpitfireAbout the Spitfire Catamaran The Spitfire Catamaran is a lightweight, high-performance racing cat designed for two-person teams. Originally launched in 2001 by Reg White and Yves Loday, the Spitfire was created as a stepping stone into elite multihull racing and quickly gained traction as the RYA’s preferred youth multihull. With twin trapezes, a fully battened mainsail, jib, and asymmetric spinnaker, the Spitfire offers serious speed and handling in a compact and accessible package. Designed to deliver fast, tactical racing without the complexity of foils or the costs associated with larger boats, the Spitfire is a favourite for both youth sailors and adult club racers looking for responsive handling and close competition. Its stiff carbon/foam sandwich construction and powerful rig make it ideal for teams ready to push their limits on the water. Got one to sell? – click here if you’re looking to SELL a Spitfire Catamaran. Sailing Experience and Performance The Spitfire is designed for speed, agility, and precision. With a Portsmouth Yardstick of around 712, it’s one of the fastest boats in the UK catamaran scene outside of full-foiling classes. Its responsive helm, stiff platform, and dynamic sail plan make it extremely engaging to sail, particularly in breeze.…
- Squib
- Streaker
- Supernova
- Swallow
- Tasar
- Tempest
- Tideway Dinghies
- Topaz Argo
- Topaz Magno
- Topaz Omega
- Topaz Ranger
- Topaz Taz
- Topper Topaz
- Topaz Vibe
- Topaz WWS
- Topaz Xenon
- Topper
- Topper Cruz
- Tornado
- Unicorn
- Vortex
- Wanderer
- WASZP
- Wayfarer
- Yngling113
