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Dinghy

Splash Blue

dinghy

The smaller sail option on the Splash hull, built for lighter junior sailors stepping up from an Optimist.

LOA
3.55
M
YEAR DESIGNED
1990
DESIGNER
Jac de Ridder
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Technical Data

Specifications

LOA
3.55
M
Beam
1.3
M
Draft
0.9
M
Hull Weight
55
KG
Crew Min
1
Crew Max
1
Year Designed
1990
Mainsail Area
6.3
M²
Jib Area
0
M²
Spinnaker Area
0
M²
Class Profile

Class Facts & History

Category
Dinghy
Type
dinghy
Designer
Jac de Ridder
Class Association
Splash Class International Association, recognised by World Sailing

History

Dutch designer Jac de Ridder drew the Splash in 1990 as the natural next step from the Optimist, and the boat was later built in the UK by Topper International. Blue is the smaller of the three sail options on the same hull.

Sailing Characteristics

The un-stayed rig and flat, planing hull make the Splash lively for its size, and the Blue sail keeps power manageable for lighter sailors still building strength and boat feel.

Racing Context

Raced internationally through the Splash Class Association, including an annual world championship, with Blue used by younger and lighter sailors moving up from junior classes.

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