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Phoenix: Oregon to HawaiiX Wing: Far Other SideOptimist: liveaboard to the MedA double-handed youth dinghy designed by Paul Handley, the boat that has introduced thousands of young sailors to spinnaker racing.
Paul Handley designed the RS Feva in 2002 as a junior double-hander that could take sailors from their first spinnaker run through to genuine championship racing. It quickly became a World Sailing International Class and RYA supported junior class, adopted by youth programs and sailing federations around the world.
Two rig sizes, S and XL, let the same hull suit lighter junior crews and heavier teenage sailors as they grow. The boat is stable enough to learn spinnaker work on but still responsive enough to reward good boat handling once crews start racing seriously.
World and continental championships run every year through the International RS Feva Class Association, with fleets active in youth programs across Europe, North America and Australia.
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.