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Phoenix: Oregon to HawaiiX Wing: Far Other SideOptimist: liveaboard to the MedThe boat that started it all. Hobie Alter's original 1968 catamaran, simple, quick and still sailed today.
The first boat Hobie Alter put into production, built to give surfers something to do when there were no waves. It launched the whole Hobie Cat line, and the family it started has sold more than 200,000 boats worldwide.
A simple catboat rig as standard, with an optional jib for sailors who want more control upwind. Light, quick to plane and forgiving enough to sail alone.
Still raced at Hobie 14 class events in the United States and parts of Europe, though the fleet is smaller than it once was and many boats now sail purely for recreation.
Browse the full range of one-design classes we build sails for, or get in touch and we'll help you find the right rig.