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1. www.yachtsandyachting.com › ILCA-Buying-GuideILCA Buying Guide – Entering into the ILCA class by ...

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   If the fleet at your local club is full of ILCA 6s, we would recommend buying the same. It's a one design class, so if you are close to the weight range for the majority of the club ILCAs, go with the masses.

2. westcoastsailing.net › laser-vs-ilcaLaser vs ILCA - Understanding Recent Changes - West Coast Sailing

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   Should I buy a Laser or an ILCA? If you aren’t going to race your boat, a lower-priced LaserPerformance Laser is a great choice. We’re expecting our next shipment of new Lasers in early 2021.

3. www.sailingchandlery.com › blogs › productThe Most Frequently Asked Laser /ILCA Questions

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   Dec 22, 2023 · At Sailing Chandlery we stock ILCA and replica parts. But what should you use? It is mainly down to personal preference if you are planning on using your sail every weekend for many years to come, the ILCA sail is the one for you.

4. sailingfast.co.uk › the-ilca-buying-guideThe ILCA Buying Guide - Sailingfast

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   This ILCA Buying Guide is for you. Which rig is right for me? Time to jump on the weighing scales! If you are new to the class, you need to have a look at the weight ranges for each rig size. ILCA 4 (formerly Laser 4.7) weight range is 45kg-60kg; ILCA 6 (formerly Laser Radial) weight range is 60-75kg

5. www.laserinternational.org › buying-an-ilcaBuying an ILCA Dinghy - International Laser Class Association

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   Like most products, the value of an ILCA dinghy depends on the amount and type of use a boat has had. A one-year-old boat that has been raced 10 hours a week in strong winds and waves by a fit young man is probably more “tired” than a five-year-old boat sailed only occasionally in light winds.

6. sailingforums.com › threads › performancePerformance differences between the different ILCA/Laser ...

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   Sep 7, 2021 · Any views on the differences between the different ILCA/Laser builders? Mainly performance difference, also quality. I am thinking a buying one, so I am keen to make a good choice! I don’t need one that is faster than the rest, I just want to avoid getting a slow one! Thanks, John

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   Should I buy An ILCA 6?

   • If the fleet at your local club is full of ILCA 6s, we would recommend buying the same. It's a one design class, so if you are close to the weight range for the majority of the club ILCAs, go with the masses. It will make for more exciting racing although you might have to work a little harder to keep up with them! Growth spurt round the corner?

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   Should I buy a ILCA 6 rig?

   • If you are new to the class, you need to have a look at the weight ranges for each rig size. However, don't forget a couple of other considerations: What do your other club members use? If the fleet at your local club is full of ILCA 6s, we would recommend buying the same.

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   What size ILCA should I buy?

   • ILCA 4 / 4.7 Is recommended for 35kg to 55kg Crew weight The ILCA 4 / 4.7 Sail Area is 4.7m2 ILCA 6 / Radial Is recommended for 55kg to 70kg Crew weight The ILCA 6 / Radial Sail Area is 5.76m2 ILCA 7 / Standard MKII Is recommended for 65kg+ Crew weight The ILCA 7 / Standard MKII Sail Area is 7.6m2 Just remember this is only a guide.

   The Most Frequently Asked Laser /ILCA Questions

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   Do I need An ILCA or a laser?

   • Whether you need an ILCA or a Laser is down to one main use case. If you want to go to national championships and the Olympics you will need an ILCA. If you are planning on club racing and local club open meetings you will be okay with a Laser. The key difference between the two is the plaque on the back of the cockpit.

   The Most Frequently Asked Laser /ILCA Questions

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   Should I start ILCA If I'm transitioning from junior to youth?

   • If you are transitioning from the Junior classes, you have to decide where to start in the ILCA class. This can be based purely on sailor weight, but the jump up from Junior to Youth class can be a challenge both in terms of coach expectations, physical effort and mental effort as the sailor gets to grips with the different class.

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   Should I buy a new Ovington ILCA?

   • There are various benefits of spending more money on a newer boat - a higher sail number means an enhanced resale value. A new ILCA has various carbon upgrade options such as carbon tiller, carbon tiller extension and/or carbon top mast. A new Ovington ILCA carries a full manufacturer's warranty which will put your mind at rest.

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8. sail27.com › blogs › newsILCA (Laser) Sailing - The Complete Guide – sail27

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   Mar 3, 2023 · Generally, the Laser Radial (ILCA 6) is suitable for sailors between 60kg and 75kg while the Laser Standard (ILCA 7) is suitable for sailors 75kg to over 90kg. The Laser 4.7 (ILCA 4) is designed specifically for younger and lighter sailors with an optimal weight range between 45kg - 60kg.