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RS Vision

dinghy

A roomy, stable training and club racing dinghy designed by Phil Morrison, built to handle everything from first sails to fleet racing.

LOA
4.6
M
YEAR DESIGNED
2003
DESIGNER
Phil Morrison
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Technical Data

Specifications

LOA
4.6
M
Beam
1.75
M
Draft
1
M
Hull Weight
125
KG
Crew Min
1
Crew Max
3
Year Designed
2003
Mainsail Area
9
M²
Jib Area
3.2
M²
Spinnaker Area
12.6
M²
Class Profile

Class Facts & History

Category
Dinghy
Type
dinghy
Designer
Phil Morrison
Class Association
RS Vision Owners Association

History

Phil Morrison designed the RS Vision in 2003 as a strong, stable dinghy for club training fleets that could also hold its own in club racing. Its uncluttered cockpit and simple gnav kicker system have made it a common sight in sailing school fleets alongside private ownership.

Sailing Characteristics

A wide, stable hull and asymmetric spinnaker make the Vision forgiving for sailors learning to sail, while still rewarding proper trim once crews start racing it seriously. It is normally sailed two up, though it can carry a larger crew or be sailed solo.

Racing Context

Club and open racing runs through an active owners association, with the Vision widely used by sailing schools and clubs as both a training and racing platform.

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