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| to sail. The H16 was the most fun by a mile. The Flying Scots were great campers that you could load down with 500lbs of and 6-8 people. The FJs... I never enjoyed. Couldn't carry any , couldn't go as fast as a hobie, and were really unstable if the was either too little or too much. I'm sure they're very good tools, but for the types of sailing I was doing they just didn't do anything right.
Hobie 16s are a dime a dozen. You ought to be able to find one in sailable condition for $500-1000. Flying Scots are more expensive, but would also be a great bet if you've got a towing vehicle that can handle a bit more weight. | | | | | Thread Tools | | | | Rate This Thread | :
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