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Phoenix: Oregon to HawaiiX Wing: Far Other SideOptimist: liveaboard to the MedA mid-sized double-hander in the Topaz range, carrying more sail area than the 12 for crews ready to push harder.
The Topaz 14 sits between the 12 and the larger three-sail boats in the range, giving clubs a mid-size double-hander that still uses the same rugged Trilam construction as the rest of the family.
Bigger rig and beamier hull than the 12 mean more grunt upwind and a spinnaker that rewards decent boat handling without punishing every small mistake.
Used widely in club training programs and RYA squads as a step-up boat, the 14 doesn't run its own world championship but keeps a steady presence in youth and school fleets.
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.