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Streaker
Boat Statistics
| Length | 3.75m |
| Beam | 1.37m |
| Dry Weight | 48.00kg |
| Year Built | 1975 |
Boat Review
The Streaker is suitable for both racing and cruising, the sail is easy to rig and the controls lead back to the cockpit allowing it to be easily adjusted when a float. Launching is easy because of the boats weight and was specifically designed to be easy to haul up the slipway. The weight of the hull also makes it easy to handle onshore and can be transported on the roof of a car. Regardless of the experience of the sail the Streaker is easy to handle and offers lively racing performance. This versatile boat has become even more so because it has been further enhanced by the addition of an optional 'cut-down' mainsail to the class regulations, making the Streaker even easier to handle for all types of sailors, even in the most extreme weather conditions. For those who fancy building their own boats, kits are supplied.
