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Check on this ad: https://sailinganarchy.com/advert/vx-evo-043-excellent-condition/ The VX Evo is probably the best bet for sure. Production is back on track and the boats is , by far. one of the most rewarding dinghies out there, specially for anybody 190 lbs. and up. That boat on the Ad is...

Sent you an email and left a voicemail. Rod

No, but we have a prototype and are working on getting the ballasted version.

Brian, I apologize for that. We have had handled all the enquiries we received throughout the year, so if you PM me your contact information I can at least give you a call. We are bringing parts, spars, sails and more boats coming. It has been a rough year with production, but things are...

Hi all, My apologies for not jumping in sooner. Thank you for the interest and comments. VX EVO is very much alive. Some changes and logistics challenges have been addressed. Here is the scoop: Vela is still the official importer of the VX Evo in the US. The sole builder used to be Ovington...

Robline Admiral 5000 8mm, very budget friendly. Great line. Strippable.

Displacement mode

The VX Evo is a great choice, checking all those points. The mainsails, A, B and C get smaller by foot and leech. Luff is the same in all three. There is only one size spinnaker. These may help:

Nexus Pro is ideal, expect it to wear out sooner than Coppa 5000, which is a bit stiffer, but probably my first choice for it.

Well, shit. I didn't even know there was a steering system in this place. Fine job Scott. Definitively a game changer for the sport. I am sure all the community is thankful for what you and Clean have done for over two decades. I know I am as well as my company. Most success on the next...

I have seen them in ST. Pete NOODs. I know they are local. Try the US Sailing Center to see if they have intel on them?

Robline Coppa 5000: tapereable, strong, durable cover. available in 9mm and 7mm

Not yet fully developed. All images you see are with the centerboard (non ballasted)

Not much has changed, we are expecting a shipment of boats in October and the tooling for the keel base has not been refined yet. The prototype keel is perfect as a blade, but the securing part of the deal is not finished and is crucial to avoid pendulum effect of the bulb at the daggerboard...

I sailed them a fair amount. Like them as a training platform for sportboat sailing. They are heavy and the loads are fairly high, but still responds well. They are well built and we did some crazy stuff with them while coaching and never had a serious problem with them.   Ergonomics can be a...

Sail it flat upwind even if you have a little lee helm. Gooseneck position range is 16" to 22" from the forward edge of the boom . The stronger the wind, the  longer the distance . This moves the center of effort forward and balances the rudder as well as lowers the sail plan. Heel the...

If you are fine with just tying knots, then Robline Dinghy Sheet XL is the best. It only comes in black or red. Great in the hand, very affordable and it is not a very high modulus line, so will be fine for crazy gybes.  https://www.velasailingsupply.com/robline-dinghy-sheet-xl-8mm/

BFD, do you mean a solid core instead of multiple strands?

I don't think it was blowing 20 knots, may be a puff at the beginning. The friend who took the video indicated that, but I don't think is accurate.