Argo vs Lazer 2000

   My son (45kg) and I (85kg) are getting to grips with an old RS200 and making reasonable progress. However, I’m feeling that our learning is being slowed by the precision required and it would be helpful (or just relaxing) to have a more stable platform a couple of times a month. Son wants to helm on something more stable, but won’t sail if it doesn’t have a spinnaker. Feva is too small, I’m six foot, trying to protect a slightly dodgy hip and am returning after about 15 years. I’ve sailed a Firefly, Hobbies, Lazers, a Feva & a 470. I’m toying with picking up either a Topaz Argo or a Lazer 2000. Any recommendations or thoughts? Yes we will end up racing the 200

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Neil&theSea Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Newbie Joined: 12 Aug 21 Online Status: Offline Posts: 3	Post Options Post Reply Quote Neil&theSea Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Argo vs Lazer 2000 Posted: 13 Aug 21 at 6:21pm
	My son (45kg) and I (85kg) are getting to grips with an old RS200 and making reasonable progress. However, I’m feeling that our learning is being slowed by the precision required and it would be helpful (or just relaxing) to have a more stable platform a couple of times a month. Son wants to helm on something more stable, but won’t sail if it doesn’t have a spinnaker. Feva is too small, I’m six foot, trying to protect a slightly dodgy hip and am returning after about 15 years. I’ve sailed a Firefly, Hobbies, Lazers, a Feva & a 470. I’m toying with picking up either a Topaz Argo or a Lazer 2000. Any recommendations or thoughts? Yes we will end up racing the 200 Thanks