ONE TON sailing

Production boat · Sloop

ONE TON

Start with a sail plan for how you sail, or choose from profiles already matched to this boat.

Choose a sail

Known boat geometry

Rig data,
ready to verify.

Matched sails 199
ONE TON Sloop rig
LOA 12.02P 15.38E 5.71I 14.13J 4.12SPL 4.52ISP 14.17

Model reference · final dimensions require onboard verification

P 15.38 m Mainsail luff
E 5.71 m Mainsail foot
I 14.13 m Forestay
J 4.12 m Fore triangle
ISP 14.17 m Spinnaker hoist
SPL 4.52 m Spinnaker pole
LOA 12.022 m Length overall

Visual sail selection

See the sail.
Then inspect the data.

Browse sail profiles matched to this boat, then open measured dimensions and observed ranges in the detail panel. Want a complete setup? Plan an inventory around how you sail.

Main sail

STANDARD MAIN

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Headsail · Jib

J1

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J2

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J3

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Headsail · Genoa

G1

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Spinnaker

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Gennaker

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Historical sail data

How these numbers are calculated.

Every profile summarizes measurements observed on matching boats. It is useful comparison context, not a production specification.

Example: Standard Main areaPositions use actual measurement values
Min36.6m²
P1048.5m²
Median52.6m²
P9057.8m²
Max57.8m²
01

Collect matching measurements

Each dimension uses valid records from the same boat model and sail profile.

02

Keep the typical range

P10–P90 contains the middle 80% of observations. The lowest and highest 10% remain outside the displayed range.

03

Use the median as centre

The median is the middle observation, so an unusual measurement affects it less than an average.

Final dimensions are confirmed onboard before design review and production.

Model data is context, not a build specification. Rig version, hardware and final onboard measurements are confirmed before production.

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