Dinghy Sailing - Lists of Dinghy Classes

Lists of Dinghy Classes

ISAF sailing dinghy classes
  • 29er
  • 420
  • 470
  • 49er
  • 505
  • B14
  • Byte
  • Cadet
  • Contender
  • Enterprise
  • Europe
  • Finn
  • Fireball
  • Flying Dutchman
  • Flying Junior
  • GP14
  • International 14
  • Laser Standard
  • Laser II
  • Laser 4.7
  • Laser Radial
  • Laser Vago
  • Lightning
  • Mirror
  • Moth
  • Musto Performance Skiff
  • OK Dinghy
  • O'pen BIC
  • Optimist
  • RS500
  • RS Feva
  • RS Tera
  • Snipe
  • Splash
  • Sunfish
  • Tasar
  • Topper
  • Vaurien
  • Zoom 8
Sailing dinghy, Sharpie and Skiff classes
Dinghies under 10 ft
  • Frog
  • Cape Cod Frosty
  • El Toro
  • Fatty Knees
  • Fly
  • Holdfast Trainer
  • Manly Junior
  • Minto
  • Naples Sabot
  • O'pen BIC
  • Optimist
  • P Class
  • Pelican
  • Puddle Duck Racer
  • Sabot
  • Starling
  • Tadpole
  • Topper Topaz Taz
  • Turnabout
  • Zoom 8
Dinghies under 15 ft
  • 10ft Skiff
  • 12 foot dinghy
  • 125 ("One-twenty-five")
  • 12ft Skiff
  • 13ft skiff
  • 29er
  • 29erXX skiff
  • 3000
  • 405 ("Four-oh-five")
  • 420
  • Access Liberty
  • Adventuress
  • ASC
  • Astus 14.1
  • Australian Sharpie
  • B14
  • Banshee
  • Beetle Cat
  • Bermuda Fitted Dinghy
  • Blaze
  • Blue Jay
  • Bosun
  • British Moth
  • Butterfly
  • Buzz
  • Byte
  • Cadet
  • Cherokee
  • Cherub
  • C-Lark
  • Comet
  • Coypu
  • Dabchick
  • Daring
  • Dart
  • Enterprise
  • Escape
  • Europe
  • Envy
  • Extra
  • Finn
  • Firefly
  • Flying Ant
  • Flying Eleven
  • Flying Junior
  • Force 5
  • GP14
  • Graduate
  • Gull
  • Heron
  • Idle-along
  • IDRA14
  • International Twelve
  • International 14
  • Javelin (NZ)
  • Javelin (US)
  • Jet 14
  • Jollyboat (NZ)
  • Lark
  • Laser Standard
  • Laser 2
  • Laser 2000
  • Laser 3000
  • Laser 4.7
  • Laser 5000
  • Laser Funboat
  • Laser Pico
  • Laser Radial
  • Laser Vago
  • Laser Vortex
  • Lido 14
  • Marlin
  • Merlin Rocket
  • MG14
  • Miracle
  • Mirror
  • Moth
  • Musto Performance Skiff
  • National 12
  • NS14
  • OK Dinghy
  • O'pen BIC
  • Otter
  • Pacer
  • Pegasus
  • Penguin
  • Phantom
  • RS Feva
  • RS Q'Ba
  • RS Tera
  • RS Vareo
  • RS100
  • RS200
  • RS300
  • RS400
  • RS500
  • RS600
  • RS700
  • RS800
  • Sabre
  • Scorpion
  • Snark
  • Snowbird (sailboat)
  • Solo
  • Spiral
  • Splash
  • Streaker
  • Sunburst
  • Sunfish
  • Tinker Star Traveller
  • Tinker Traveller
  • Tasar
  • Topper
  • Topper Topaz
  • Topper Topaz Magno
  • Topper Topaz Vibe
  • Topper Topaz Xenon
  • Twinkles 10 & 12
  • Vagabond
  • Vaurien
  • Wanderer
  • Woodpussy
  • Zeddie
  • Zephyr
Dinghies under 20 ft
  • 16ft Skiff
  • 18 foot dinghy
  • 18ft Skiff
  • 470
  • 49er
  • 505
  • Albacore
  • Beaufort
  • Invitation
  • Buccaneer
  • Comet
  • Contender
  • Corsair
  • Day Sailer
  • Fireball
  • Flying Dutchman
  • Flying Scot
  • French National Monotype 1924
  • Hornet
  • Interlake
  • International Canoe
  • Jacksnipe
  • Javelin (Europe)
  • Jersey Skiff
  • Jollyboat (UK)
  • Jolly Boat
  • JY15
  • Laser 4000
  • Laser Bahia
  • Laser Stratos
  • Lelievlet
  • Lightning
  • Mirror 16
  • Mutineer 15
  • O-Jolle
  • Osprey
  • Payne-Mortlock sailing canoe
  • Pirate
  • Precision 15
  • RS K6
  • RS Vision
  • RS700
  • RS800
  • Salcombe Yawl
  • Sea Bright
  • Sea Scout Standard Boat (BP18)
  • Snipe
  • Texas Tornado
  • 12m2 Sharpie
  • Thistle
  • Topper Topaz Omega
  • Vanguard 15
  • Wayfarer
  • Windmill
  • Windy
  • Winkle Brig
  • X boat
  • Y flyer
Dinghies 20 ft or over
  • Highlander
  • Norfolk Punt

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