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Phoenix: Oregon to HawaiiX Wing: Far Other SideOptimist: liveaboard to the MedA compact, easy rigging Hobie sized for sailing schools and sailors moving up from a single hander.
A compact club and training cat sitting between the Wave and the Teddy in the Hobie range. Documentation on this model is thin today, so the figures here reflect typical dimensions for a Hobie boat of this size rather than one archived data sheet.
Light enough for one sailor to rig and launch alone, with a jib and small kite that give it a taste of two sail trim without needing a big crew. A sensible step up off a single-handed dinghy.
Seen mostly at club and sailing school level rather than on the open regatta circuit.
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