Aluminium trollies

Yes it really does make a huge difference 

74kgs?

You need to redefine your weight description perception 'light' starts at <50kgs and goes down from there.

A Solution is fairly light, as is a Streaker, and the Farr 3.7, the Aero of course, even the D0. anything over 50 kilos is not light and anything 65 kgs or above is heavy. Given that Health and Safety refuses to permit anything over 32kgs being handled by one person, until recently almost the entire dinghy population was in breach of H&S guidelines.

Sorry to be a pedant, but weight has always been my biggest gripe about dinghy boats where it is unnecessary in this day and age.

And here's a thing, I recently asked to be quoted for a carbon decked streaker like my Farr 3.7.. guess what..

Originally posted by iGRF 74kgs? You need to redefine your weight description perception 'light' starts at <50kgs and goes down from there. A Solution is fairly light, as is a Streaker, and the Farr 3.7, the Aero of course, even the D0. anything over 50 kilos is not light and anything 65 kgs or above is heavy. Given that Health and Safety refuses to permit anything over 32kgs being handled by one person, until recently almost the entire dinghy population was in breach of H&S guidelines. Sorry to be a pedant, but weight has always been my biggest gripe about dinghy boats where it is unnecessary in this day and age. And here's a thing, I recently asked to be quoted for a carbon decked streaker like my Farr 3.7.. guess what..

H2 rig, foils etc weigh 20kg then, I suppose the Solution might be slightly heavier than H2 with it's tin rig boats, others should be lighter though.

The H2 is a lot more boat than the others mentioned. Are we back to complaints about boats being heavier than windsurfers again?

If so, then the Father Ted episode in the caravan may help?