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Phoenix: Oregon to HawaiiX Wing: Far Other SideOptimist: liveaboard to the MedA flatter, heavier-air cut of the 5.3 mainsail for the same Topper hull, built to hold shape when the breeze is up.
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Built on Ian Proctor's 1977 Topper hull, the Strong option gives sailors on the standard 5.3 rig a flatter, slightly reduced-area sail for windier venues and heavier conditions.
Depowers earlier than the standard 5.3, keeping the boat flatter through gusts so a sailor can hold a straight course instead of fighting constant weather helm.
A common choice at exposed coastal clubs and for sailors who race regularly in strong breeze, where control matters more than outright light-air power.
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