Double-handed sailing dinghy FJ
recreationalsingle-trapezesymmetric spinnaker

Double-handed sailing dinghy - FJ - CNA Cantiere Nautico - recreational / single-trapeze / symmetric spinnaker
Double-handed sailing dinghy - FJ - CNA Cantiere Nautico - recreational / single-trapeze / symmetric spinnaker
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Characteristics

Crew
double-handed
Use
recreational
Trapeze
single-trapeze
Other characteristics
symmetric spinnaker
Length

4.04 m
(13'03" )

Width

1.78 m
(5'10" )

Weight

85 kg
(187.4 lb)

Total sail area

9.3 m²
(100.1 ft²)

Description

The FJ has been chosen by many sailing schools to train countless successful sailors. This small boat with a round hull is light and fast, highly responsive and particularly sensitive to wind changes. Seemingly gentle in appearance, it requires the crew of two people to act and react according to the weather at sea but can offer an exciting and highly rewarding experience. The recently rediscovered FJ is a technical boat designed and equipped for excellenence. The optional "Race pack” is ideal for enhanced racing techniques. This boat can meet the needs of even the most demanding sportspeople. Design Hull made of fibreglass reinforced with a sandwich of termanto and biaxial glass fabric. Mast and boom in anodised aluminium, fin and rudder in fibreglass, mainsail and jib in dacron. Ronstan/Viadana deck hardware. Fibreglass partner with 2 spinnaker pockets.

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