Sailing’s most prolific recreational boatbuilder has entered the sporty fray with an entry-level asymmetric-flying weekender, club racer, and daysailer all wrapped up in a basic little package. Photo: Walter Cooper Check out the rest of the competition here.
When I stepped aboard Luke Sayer’s Catalina 36 Sea-Q to serve as guest crewmember on Day 2 of the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider San Diego NOOD, the wind died. It’s becoming a nasty trend.
Sailing’s most prolific recreational boatbuilder has entered the sporty fray with an entry-level asymmetric-flying weekender, club racer, and daysailer all wrapped up in a basic little package. Photo: Walter Cooper Check out the rest of the competition here.
When I stepped aboard Luke Sayer’s Catalina 36 Sea-Q to serve as guest crewmember on Day 2 of the 2011 Sperry Top-Sider San Diego NOOD, the wind died. It’s becoming a nasty trend.
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