by sabre_admin | Nov 19, 2021 | Australia
Canberra Yacht Club, 5-12 January 2022. It’s on, and it’s time to get organised. It’s been a long wait! For those who can make it, enjoy great competitive and friendly Sabre sailing in a different location. Easy drive for many Sabre sailors. A great inland lake with...
by sabre_admin | Jun 7, 2021 | Australia, Sail Evaluation Program
Thanks to the 100 or so people who have completed this important survey to date. For those of you still do do so, your participation would be most appreciated. The sail evaluation project commenced nearly 18 months ago and now all states have had the opportunity to...
by liamedleston | May 20, 2021 | Australia
The sail evaluation project commenced nearly 18 months ago and now all states have had the opportunity to use and evaluate the test design. The progress of the project has been reported at length on the Sabre website and Mailchimp newsletters. Unfortunately, COVID...
by liamedleston | Apr 23, 2021 | Australia
At a recent Annual General Meeting of SSAA, each state reported a healthy growth Sabre in their Sabre fleets. As a consequence there has been a shortage of good second hand boats for sale and all Victorian GRP Sabre boat builders have sufficient orders to keep them...
by heymacaulay | Dec 11, 2020 | Australia
Harold Medd in 20kts with reefed sail At the meeting of the SSAA in November, several interesting development issues were discussed and agreed. It was agreed that the Sail Evaluation was proceeding well and was well in hand to be completed by the end of the...
by heymacaulay | Sep 8, 2020 | Australia
The development of light, strong marine plywood and good waterproof glues some 50 years ago allowed the creation of the 41kg amateur built Sabre hull. However, now most boats are professionally built in FRP which has the advantage of less maintenance plus greater...
