Laser 2000 Sail Area

Laser 2000 parts diagrams.

Laser 2000 sail area.

The laser is designed to be sailed single handed although class rules permit two sailors. Sail numbers letters. A highly successful dinghy class the 2000 formerly the laser 2000 has active sailing club racing fleets and a full open circuit series plus championships supported by an enthusiastic class association. 713 ft t 66 23 m t laser 2000 s auxiliary engine.

Sail number positions. The laser is a highly popular family of small one design sailing dinghies using the same common hull and interchangeable rigs with different sail areas. Bruce kirby designed the laser in 1970 with an emphasis on simplicity and performance. Staff at bmstc asa sailing centre practice spinnaker work for the laser 2000 nationals gybing downing sailing mohnesee germany lake windy high winds l.

Sail area mainsail mylar 8 66m 93ft sail area training mainsail dacron 8 66m 93ft sail area jib dacron. Mast step area hull parts transom area hull parts underside masts parts ldc 2000 ropes sails rs sailing new boat pricing. 2000 class association website hosted by pipeten co uk. The laser 2000 has been conceived as a true general purpose boat offering racing cruising and general recreational sailing capabilities in a thoroughly modern package.

Click here to download ldc 2000 rigging guide v 2 pdf. Laser 2000 rigging instructions the laser 2000 rigging instructions are a guide to rigging your boat. The articles in this area will provide you with an overview of the technical specifications for the 2000 together with some helpful information on related topics. Although stability and ease of handling had to be key priorities laser were determined that the boat should offer sufficient performance to keep all but the most committed.

Laser 2000 mainsail and jib prices prices include battens windows tail tells sail numbers sail bags and free postage rolled to mainland uk spinnaker prices prices include sail bag and free postage to mainland uk. The ratio sail area to displacement can be used to compare the relative sail plan of different sailboats no matter what their size. Due to production supplies certain parts may be different from those shown in description colour and specification. The laser is one of the most popular dinghy classes in history.