Original norvegian pram "Måken" with typical sail and wooden oars. Copy by T. Kroenert. Complete with sail, helm, sword and oars

Ideal as tender or jolly boat for 2 persons. Easily transportable on the car carrier.

Material: teak plywood for boats, teakwood

Length: 3 metre

Weight: ca. 50 kg

Price: € 2.000.-

Star Specifications:

Overall length 6.91 m
Beam 1.73 m.
Draft 1.01 m.
Displacement 663 kg.
Ballast 409 kg.
Construction GRP
Sail Area 26.5 sq. m.
Crew Two

The International Star Class is one of the most prolific keelboats in the world with a history of 90 years.

The Class has been in the Olympic Games since the 1932 Games making it the oldest Olympic Sailing Class.

Star History:

1911 Designed by William Gardner
1922 International Class Association established
1932 Class used in the LA Olympics and every Olympics since except 1976
1965 Class adopts GRP Construction

Notable Australian Star Performances:

David Forbes and John Anderson Gold Medal, 1972 Olympics
Colin Beashel and David Giles Bronze Medal, 1996 Olympics

Well Known Star Sailors:

Dennis Connor
Colin Beashel
John Kostecki
Mats Johansson
Hans Vogt
Benny Anderson
Rod Davis
Mark Reynolds