Regatta sport catamaran TYKAdouble-handeddouble-trapezeFormula 18
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Characteristics
- Use
- regatta
- Crew
- double-handed
- Trapeze
- double-trapeze
- Sport multihull class
- Formula 18
- Other characteristics
- asymmetric spinnaker
- Length
4.3 m
(14'01" )- Width
2.3 m
(7'06" )- Weight
110 kg
(243 lb)- Mainsail area
11.4 m²
(122.7 ft²)- Spinnaker area
9 m²
(96.9 ft²)
Description
Tyka is a catamaran double for teenager. He is the catamaran Young subsidiary of the French Sailing Federation.
First catamaran sport sector of the French Sailing Federation which prepares young people for the racing catamaran, the Tyka is also suitable for adults. Designed to allow youngsters to practice sport sailing, this condensed Formula 18 is also suitable for those who want to sail with their children.
Safety side: a very anti-derivative effi cient level reinforced by an aluminum pad, waterproof mast strong section which allows easy and quick turnaround, significant width of 2.30 m and automatically activated rudders.
Side Equipment: Mylar mainsail and dacron jib, double trapeze, quality fittings, series spinnaker kit.
Navigation: light, easy and fun, ask your kids! Many fleets sailing in French and foreign clubs.
Construction: Sandwich / polyester.
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