Damic Design specialises in design and manufacturing of Moths and Hydrofoils for the International Moth Class. While Moth sailing is our passion, our main objective is to offer the fastest, most developed and best built boats and foils on the market.

The Moth is a small development class of sailing dinghy. Originally a small, fast home-built sailing boat designed to plane, since 2000 it has become an expensive and largely commercially produced boat designed to hydroplane on foils though many are still built at home, typically at much lower cost.

Sep 14, 2016 · As a development class, the International Moth has been a hotbed of foiling innovations over the past few years. Matthew Sheahan reports on a new accessible one-design version. Waszp on display...

All you need to know about the Moth class and Mach2 in particular. All the essential information regarding the boat, it's history, evolution of foiling, the designer, the sailmaker and the boat builder.

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The new front foils bring higher upwind and downwind speeds, improved control and improved ventilation resistance. They feature skinnier verticals, a new Titanium connection between the foil and vertical , super small low drag bulbs, faster foil …

Nov 17, 2012 · Our UK editor Gael Pawson takes a closer look at some amazing boats that can fly, thanks to hydrofoils. Images and video footage of foiling boats in action always carries a special WOW factor. See the boats in person, or even better try sailing one, and the experience is quite simply amazing.

Moths have two foils, a larger foil for lighter winds and a smaller foil for stronger, and that’s a choice you have to make on the beach. In my case, if I expect to be on my foils all day, I’ll choose the smaller foil and the deck-sweeper sail.

Compared to most dinghies, building the basic skill set for the Moth takes a long time. After about 40 hours of sailing the Moth, I can foil with confidence in all directions in the limited window of 8-14 knots of wind.

Although a Moth is more difficult to sail than a conventional singlehander like a Laser, it is common for an experienced sailor to climb on and become foilborne their first time out. a narrow hull with hiking racks supported by lifting hydrofoils under the daggerboard and rudder.