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  1. The foiling phenomenon, the history of foils

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  2. Get into foiling on a budget! Waszp Moth cheaper than Laser!

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  3. Adam May's revolutionary solid wingsail foiling Moth

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  4. Moth Hydrofoil Sailboat

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  5. Model yachting supremo’s affordable route into foiling Moth sailing

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  6. INTERNATIONAL MOTH SPEED GUIDE

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VIDEO

  1. Mastering the foiling gybe

  2. Day 4 International Moth Australian Championships 2024

  3. Day 3 International Moth Australian Championships 2024

  4. Day 1 International Moth Australian Championships 2024

  5. Day 5 International Moth Australian Championships 2024

  6. Moth Worlds 2011 with the wing

COMMENTS

  1. Waszp

    As a development class, the International Moth has been a hotbed of foiling innovations over the past few years. Matthew Sheahan reports on a new accessible one-design version Waszp on display at ...

  2. WASZP

    To say that last week was one of the best weeks of my life would be an understatement. It'll change your life, a 30 minute test ride led to the most fun 3 years I've ever had! World-class foiling has never been easier. The WASZP is the perfect platform for enjoying one-design racing and a fun, friendly lifestyle.

  3. WASZP

    Product description. The WASZP project was conceived in 2010 and put into production in June 2016 by Andrew McDougall, designer of the world beating Mach 2 foiling Moth. The Moth is a racing boat with very few rules and therefore has developed into a boat that is beautiful to sail on the water, but not the answer to everyone's requirements ...

  4. MACH2 Boats

    Sailing at a lake in Japan near Mount Fuji, Hiroki Goto, set a very impressive top speed of 31.0 knots, only to surpassed his on record the following day with a top speed of 31.4 knots and a ten second average of 28.4 knots. ... We take a great deal of pleasure designing, building and supporting the best foiling Moth in the world. And nothing ...

  5. Swift Moth

    This Swift is a joint venture between Damic Design and our building partners to create what we believe is the fastest and best built International Moth on the market. We have neatly 20 years of experience in the class which has helped immensely with the design and development of the platform. The end result is a boat that is easy to sail, looks ...

  6. You've Never Seen Moth Sailing Like This Before

    Learn more about North Sails: www.northsails.com/sailingShop Moth sails: https://order.northsails.com/classes/international-mothEver wonder what it feels lik...

  7. 10 Fantastic Foiling Boats

    Gael Pawson sailing a foiling Moth at Alan Hillman's Moth sailing school in Mar Menor, Spain 3. International Moth Always one of the more radical development dinghy classes, the adoption of a foiling design (as opposed to the 'low-riders' - non-foiling Moths) completely transformed this class and gave it a huge boost in international popularity ...

  8. Swarm grows with one-design foiler

    It is curious how the 11-foot foiling Moth continues to draw 100+ boats to its World Championships. For certain, it is a groundbreaking Class which attracts the stars of the sport.

  9. Moth (dinghy)

    The Moth is a small development class of sailing dinghy.Originally a small, fast home-built sailing boat designed to plane, since 2000 it has become an expensive and largely commercially produced boat designed to hydroplane on foils though many are still built at home, typically at much lower cost.. The pre-hydrofoil design Moths are still sailed and raced, but are far slower than their foiled ...

  10. Moths: Mach 2.6 Launched

    19/02/2021. KA Sail has announced the launch of its new Moth platform, the MACH2.6, which looks set to be the best performing out-of-the-box Moth in the market. With a solid all-round performance using one sail and foil set, MACH2 director Andrew McDougall says this new design is fast enough for a top 5 World Championship result, without any ...

  11. INTERNATIONAL MOTH SPEED GUIDE

    Moth Dinghy expert Rob Greenhalgh introduces this extraordinary singlehanded foiling dinghy and describes the keys to sailing one fast. Who sails the foiling Moth Dinghy? The Moth class is for everyone—it's so exciting, you don't need to race it. Club sailors can get a huge buzz out of foiling, going fast around the bay, and learning to ...

  12. KING OF THE FOILERS?

    Double Olympic Medallist Saskia Clark takes a look around at the RYA Dinghy Show to find out if there's a foiling boat that can beat the popularity of the Mo...

  13. Foiling is Becoming a Sailing Style For All

    Having raced a Moth, I already had a pretty good idea what I was doing when given the opportunity to try the boat out at the 2016 Foiling Week in Newport. However, it soon became apparent these skills wouldn't be necessary. After some simple instruction I was soon ripping along in 15 knots of breeze, high above the chop: reach off, ease the ...

  14. Getting started in Moth Sailing with European and National ...

    Four-time European and current National Champion Chris Rashley tells us what makes the Foiling Moth such an enjoyable boat to sail.Chris takes time out from ...

  15. HOW TO RIG A FOILING MOTH

    Set the foils off to the side, safely out of the way of the boat and any spectators. Rig sail and spreaders. 1. Slide the mast into the sail, keeping the mast above all the camber inducers. It is easy to get the mast past the lower cams. You'll have to shove it past the top two one at a time. 2.

  16. Moths to the Flame

    The International Moth remains the pinnacle of small-boat foiling, with devotees committed to "the progression". By Chris Museler Updated: June 8, 2020

  17. The 10 best foiling dinghies: fun ways to get flying for all abilities

    Waszp. Skill level: 5-10. To date most foiling dinghies have sold in only relatively small numbers, despite the enthusiasm of many in the industry. Yet the one-design Waszp bucks that trend in a ...

  18. Boats we love: International Moth

    Sailing out when 'low riding' (that's before you can get up enough speed to get the boat flying above the water on its foils) is pretty tricky and involves some nimble footwork. If you are learning to sail a foiling Moth you have to expect the odd swim, so this isn't for people who don't like the water. But once you get going there really ...

  19. MACH2 Boats

    When you purchase a MACH2.6 Moth it includes the following: stunning carbon fibre clear coated hull, high modulus carbon foils (2.4/2.41), hi modulus 40mm mast, hi modulus bent stiff tapered boom, carbon gantry, 2.5 aero wings with no compression bars, KA MSH5.4 deck sweeper sail, all rigging ropes and fittings, trolley, foil covers, boat cover,

  20. Foiling and Hydrofoiling: Everything you need to know

    With huge amounts of interest in the 11ft Moth dinghy, foiling began to spread throughout the sport of sailing. And it was not long until hydrofoiling boats of all different shapes and sizes were ...

  21. International Moth Class Association

    About the Boat. The international Moth Class is the fastest one Person Dinghy in the World. Key Facts: Maximum Length: 3.355 m. Maximum Beam: 2.250 m. Total Weight: Unrestricted (~ 35-40 Kg) Maximum Sail Area: 8.25 m². Optimum Skipper Weight: 60-80 Kg.

  22. VIDEO: Meet the Moth, the fastest solo sailing dinghy in the world

    The next Internation Moth event sure to feature more eXploder mD3s among other models is Foiling Week, hosted by FV Malcesine sailing club on Lake Garda, Italy, 24-30th June. Thanks to Paul Farien and Patrick Lombardi (drone) for highlighting the Moth to us and we wish Paul all the best in the Youth & Puig Women's America's Cup, Barcelona ...

  23. All International Moth Sailing Dinghies for sale

    For Sale: International Foiling Moth + trailer - £2,000 International Moth believed to be a Mistress mk 3 from around 2005. All Carbon, hull sandwich construction, good paint, anti- slip, trampolines and control lines.

  24. Wingsail crumples on a foiling 50-foot catamaran during SailGP training

    The boat was foiling at about 70 kph (43 mph) when the wing measuring 24 meters (79 feet) failed. Video from the boat appears to show the crew beginning a maneuver. While one crewman ran to the jib, which began flapping, another crewman scrambled to the base of the wing and then back to the starboard cockpit, narrowly avoiding the falling debris.

  25. Wingsail crumples on a foiling 50-foot catamaran during SailGP training

    The boat was foiling at about 70 kph (43 mph) when the wing measuring 24 meters (79 feet) failed. Video from the boat appears to show the crew beginning a maneuver. While one crewman ran to the ...