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Phoenix: Oregon to HawaiiX Wing: Far Other SideOptimist: liveaboard to the MedThe mid-size sail option on the Splash hull, bridging the gap between the Blue and Red rigs as sailors grow.
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Built on Jac de Ridder's 1990 Splash hull, Green sits between Blue and Red in the class's sail options, giving growing sailors a rig sized to match their weight before they move up.
More power than Blue without the full punch of Red, Green suits a sailor who has outgrown the smallest rig but isn't yet heavy enough to control the largest sail in a breeze.
Raced within the same Splash Class Association fleets and world championship as Blue and Red, with sailors moving between rig sizes as their weight and skill develop.
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.