O'Day Daysailer II Sail Data

# X-SD-5278

Sailboat Description

The O'Day Daysailer was designed by Uffa Fox in 1968. The Daysailer only draws 7" with the centerboard up so you can sail it right onto the beach. The Daysailer also features a self bailing cockpit, positive foam floatation and non-skid decks and seats. If auxillary power is needed you can mount up to an 8 h.p. outboard to the reinforced transom. You also have a cuddy for storage.

LOA 16'9"
LWL 16'
Beam 7'
Draft 7" up and 3'9" down
Weight 575 lbs.
Sail Area 145 sq. ft.
Weight 575 lbs.
Mast Length 24'3"

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Boat Specifications

Length	16 ft
Builder/Designer	Uffa Fox
Source of Data	Class Rules

Rig Dimensions

16ft
(4876mm)

6ft
(1828mm)

n/a

I2/P2

n/a

J2/E2

n/a

Sail Data

Jibsail

Luff	15ft
Foot	7ft
Leech	13ft
Head	n/a
Clew-Throat	n/a
Stay	n/a
Comments	Jib per sail plan/class rules

Mainsail

Luff	20.5ft
Foot	10ft
Leech	21.75ft
Head	0.38ft
Clew-Throat	n/a
Stay	n/a
Comments	mid girth 6'6", upper and lower batten pockets 30.5", 2 middle batten pockets 40.5"

Spinnaker

Luff	n/a
Foot	12ft
Leech	n/a
Head	n/a
Clew-Throat	n/a
Stay	15.25ft
Comments	head to mid foot 16'

*A computer algorithm was used to determine this figure based on partial data (usually the I, J, E, and P). These data points should be carefully checked. More Details >

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