Design
Daysailer 30
Designed by Paolo Lodigiani and Matteo Costa
The larger of the firm's two daysailers, and still small against a market that once assumed the type began at 12 m. Their argument is that a boat you can handle without bow thrusters and electric winches is a different and better proposition, and that the trend since 2008 has moved their way.
The larger of the two daysailers at 9 m, round hulled and strip planked, and also built by Ninfa Yachts. Generous sail area over a light hull is the whole idea of the type.
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| Didi 29 Retro | Dudley Dix Yacht Design | 29′ 4″ (8.95 m) | 0 |
| Windy 900 | Dudley Dix Yacht Design | 29′ 2″ (8.9 m) | 0 |
| 30 ft Double Ended Cutter | Benford Design Group | 30′ 0″ (9.14 m) | 0 |
| 30 ft Sailing Dory | Benford Design Group | 30′ 0″ (9.14 m) | 0 |
| Benford 30 | Benford Design Group | 30′ 0″ (9.14 m) | 0 |
| Glen-L 30 | Glen-L Marine | 30′ 0″ (9.14 m) | 0 |