Children's sport catamarans

Length: 4.5 m

... top quality below 10,000 Euro. Place it on your car’s roof and it is vacation time! Sailing with a lot of bathing or upgraded with more sail area in a sportive style in the trapeze – this small catamaran ...

Length: 3.6 m

With the TOPCAT chico, getting started in sailing is child’s play, and you will have tremendous fun sailing! On a chico, up to three children can learn how to tack, jibe, and all the other manoeuvres ...

Length: 3.1 m

... , easy to sail, the Hobie Catsy has been especially designed so that even the youngest sailor can discover the fun of sport catamaran sailing.

Length: 3.1 m

... , easy to sail, the Hobie Catsy has been especially designed so that even the youngest sailor can discover the fun of sport catamaran sailing.

Length: 3.07 m

Designed to introduce sailing from 7 years old, this catamaran well received by the sailing schools is the logical continuation to the optimist.

Length: 4.8 m

Length4.80 mWidth2.35 m Weight152.0 kgNb places3 Main Sail11.00 m² JIB2.00 m² Spinnaker14.00 m² Mast Length7.3 m CONSTRUCTION MaterialSandwich polyesterArchitectYves Loday

Length: 3.85 m

Twincat 13 is a sports leisure catamaran for children and adolescents. More info Program Twincat 13 is specially designed to meet four key criteria: performance, durability and accessibility ...

Length: 3.65 m

... Y&Y Best Catamaran Winner. • ISAF ‘Learn to Sail’ Class. The Topaz Catamarans have been designed by International multihull racing legends Yves Loday and Robert White. ...

Length: 2.7 m

... anyone to fly through the air, freeing the hull from draggy water. More stable than the International Moth -or even a child’s pram- with a simple rig, and a set of fully retractable hydrofoils, all for $7600 USD the ...

Length: 3 m

... in the last two America’s Cups, and continuing in 2017, multihulls and catamarans are here to stay. Currently, junior sailors do not have a multihull option. The MK3 fills this need. ...