Another which boat...

Well i dont think so....yeah we have minimal space in our boat yard as about halfs taken up by those big ol' yachts and the tidal fleet (falcons, hilbres, WK stars) So im not sure the captain will be too happy at the beggining of next season! Only started this season with 1 boat aswel! Yeah but we're selling 3 of them and buying another so we'll have 3 so that should be better

Haha our club is notorious for us people who have loads of boats, our current highest is 8 or 9 i think. Like 3 420s 2 cadets, RS200, 2 fireflys a mega expensive rib! Plus hes getting a int 2.4! Then we have another with 2 fireflys, GP14, solo, Lark, cadet and a laser! Pfft!

I got 5 boats  at the moment, but we've had a cadet, firefly, older 420 and a topper since ive been posting here! And we have a 420 (selling) , Mirror (really old and bad so thats why i didnt use that, and selling), RS 500 (selling), Laser 4.7 and Radial rigs and now a Cadet! But if we can get those 3 sold we'll get something we'll stick with....hopefully!

Thanks for that guys! Got a cadet in the end just needs new halyards, centre main conversion and sanding down on the bow but other than that its great!

 

Thanks again

The Mirror is a great feeder class for the 420,  with most of the juniors who started in Mirrors graduating to 420s when they are big enough.  The skills acquired in the Mirror are highly transferable to larger boats.

You are an ideal weight for the Mirror and could easily go up to 115kg without much of drop of in performance,  there is a great circuit and plenty of sailors your age.  There are also lots of training opportunities,  the class has its own Youth Squad aimed at those beyond the RYA Junior Squad Programme but too small for 420s.

If there is a strong Cadet fleet this would be worth exploring,  but you may find you are at the upper size with little room for growth,  so worth comparing with a Mirror.