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| The 29er Source: www.29er.org |
The
29er
The 29er was developed, as there was a need for a suitable high performance training boat. It took two years form concept to reality and now it is described as a fun boat.
To date it has approximately had over a staggering 5000 hours of testing with 5 talented men coming together with the final prototype.
Because of the strict one-design nature of the 29er, all tooling is generated from a single source here in Australia. There are plugs and moulds in England, Australia and Canada and there are moulds in South Africa, Argentina and New Zealand.
29er Class Specifications
| Length overall | 4.45m |
| Waterline length | 4.25m |
| Mast height | 6.25m |
| Beam | 1.77m |
| Weight (rigged) | 85kg |
| Sail area main/jib | 12.5 sq m |
| Spinnaker | 15 sq m |
| Designer | Julian Bethwaite |
| Builder | Starboard Products Pty Ltd |
29er Class History
| 1997 | Designed in Australia by Julian Bethwaite. |
| 1999 | Sailing World Boat of the Year |
The 29er's Online
| Web Pages: | 29er International Site |
| Rules | International 29er Class Rules |
| Discussion | Class Discussion Forum |
Online Clubs Sailing the 29er
Avalon
Sailing Club
Bayview Yacht
Racing Association
Canberra Yacht Club
Greenwich Flying Squadron
Hunters Hill Sailing Club
Lake Cootharaba Sailing Club
Middle Harbour Yacht
Club
Mordialloc Sailing Club
Northbridge Sailing Club
Portarlington Sailing
Club
Royal
Prince Alfred Yacht Club
South Lake Macquarie Amateur Sailing
Club
Woollahra Sailing Club
Other Clubs Sailing the 29er
Brisbane Sailing
Club
Coffs Harbour Yacht Club
Cronulla Sailing Club
Gosford Sailing Club
Half Moon Bay Yacht Club
Kohimarama Sailing Club
Murrays Bay Sailing Club
Nedlands Sailing Club
Royal Geelong Yacht Club
Royal Queensland YS
Townsville Sailing Club
Tumby Bay Sailing Club
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