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Phoenix: Oregon to HawaiiX Wing: Far Other SideOptimist: liveaboard to the MedA flatter, heavier-air cut of the 4.2 mainsail for the same Topper hull, built for venues that never go light.
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Built on Ian Proctor's 1977 Topper hull, the Strong option is a flatter, slightly reduced-area cut of the 4.2 sail for clubs and venues that regularly see breeze on the stronger side.
The flatter shape depowers earlier than the standard 4.2, keeping the boat flatter and easier to control when the wind builds, at the cost of a little light-air drive.
Chosen by sailors and coaches at consistently windy clubs and coastal venues who would rather trade light-air pace for control once the breeze is up.
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