Oct 25, 2023 · There has been a raft of new sailing scows announced this year, with the cruising market following the racing world in design philosophy.

Oct 9, 2023 · The Skaw Paradise is a very beamy 11.3m foiling scow bow cruiser with its roots firmly in the racing scene, but with the concepts reworked to produce an ultimate cruiser.

Nov 10, 2023 · Having just sailed the ROSIE G (Antrim 42 Happy Cruising Junk) from SF to SB, 350NM average 5.5 using only limited electrons, and having sailed 16 times on the Bay in varied conditions, up to 25kt making ebb slop, we can only be happy so far. First, the boat sails as a good boat should.

The SKAW A is the first cruising foiling scow yacht in the world. The objective was to create a cruising boat that was comfortable, fast and fun but also simple and safe. This is how the SKAW concept was born.

Oct 19, 2018 · Gildas Plessis presents us his latest project for a fast cruising sailboat. A scow type hull with a round bow adapted for cruising. Built in composite, this sailboat has many advantages on paper. Now it remains to start construction.

Oct 26, 2023 · Curious to hear what everyone thinks of these new monohull cruising scows that are coming available: https://www.yachtingworld.com/yachts...-market-148964

Nov 9, 2024 · It could hardly be more special: a cruising yacht with a scow bow, retractable foils and a covered cockpit. The Skaw Paradise from France is intended to set standards and open up new possibilities.

Featuring a powerful, upwind hull, the aluminium Scow offers unrivalled stability, impressive speed and the ability to quickly seek shelter from bad weather. Its shallow draft and optimised beam allow it to navigate small bays, channels, harbours and to beach safely on the sand.

Oct 25, 2023 · VPLP Fast Cruising Scow. PLP’s carbon Fast Cruising Scow is a 40ft concept that aims to maximise both performance and comfort. It has a covered and glazed saloon/cockpit area like those found on cruising catamarans.

Apr 12, 2018 · A Look at Box Barge/Scow Sailing If one were to go looking for some video of cruising-sized, box-barge/scows under sail... well... it's thin pickin's. Despite the fact that sailing barges and scows once carried a good deal of freight in Europe and North America, very little information as to how they sail is readily accessible (okay...