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First look at boot: The Peacoq foiling doublehanded dinghy

by Mark Jardine 26 Jan 14:00 GMT
The Peacoq double handed foiling dinghy © Peacoq

Light, fast, and easy foiling in a doublehanded dinghy which is launched from a trolley.

Mark Jardine, Managing Editor of Sail-World.com and YachtsandYachting.com, talks to Patrick Billot, the CEO and Founer of Foily, about the foiling Peacoq dinghy at boot Düsseldorf 2023.

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