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Phoenix: Oregon to HawaiiX Wing: Far Other SideOptimist: liveaboard to the MedThe smaller rig on the classic Topper hull, sized for lighter junior sailors learning to sail solo.
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Ian Proctor drew the Topper hull in 1977 as a tough, cheap, single-handed trainer, and it went on to become one of the most produced dinghies ever built. The 4.2 m squared rig was approved later as a smaller option on the same hull for lighter sailors.
Light, hard-chined and nearly impossible to damage, the Topper hull with the 4.2 rig suits younger or lighter kids who need less power to get planing and more margin for error.
Raced worldwide through ITCA fleets and national squads, with the 4.2 rig used in youth ranking events for sailors not yet ready for the full 5.3 m squared sail.
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