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C-Tech Moth products
Masts / prices A PDF version of the Moth price list is available here. Place an order for a C-Tech Moth product.
Chris Cochrane sailing his Moth with a C-Tech mast and boom "delighted with the mast & boom, I will certainly buy again" Chris Cochrane Customer blog - Nat Shaver "Mothing in Southern California" C-Tech Moth productsC-Tech's Moth masts are available with different diameters and stiffness. Masts are supplied in 2 pieces, with the tip pre-fitted and ready to join on arrival. All C-Tech Moth components are manufactured from pre-preg carbon fibre. C-Tech's Moth products are exported world-wide via airfreight and seafreight. What is a Moth?Moths deliver high performance sailing and are a development class that have been evolving for over 75 years. Once sailed with a hull that was a heavy, blunt nosed skiff, weighing about 50 kg, today they have remarkable foilers with hull weights of under 10 kg. The sail plan has evolved from cotton sails on wooden spars, through to the fully battened Dacron sails on aluminium spars, to the windsurfer inspired sleeved film sails on carbon masts used today and manufactured by C-Tech. The Moth is one of the few development classes left in the world and has very few design rules including no weight limit. Hydrofoil MothsThe first hydrofoil Moths appeared in competition less than 10 years ago. The first commercially available Moth showed up in competition in 2004, the first year a hydrofoiling Moth won the Moth World Championships. Since then, other manufacturers have produced similar designs and the craft have grown in popularity. The scene is biggest in Australia, but it has been catching on in the United States. These hydrofoiling Moth's are unique as they hover above the water by way of a hydrofoil. Since there is no drag and the boat in so incredibly light, they hit speeds over twenty-knots with relative ease. 2010 Dubai Moth WorldsThe PUMA 2010 International Moth World Champ's have been won by Great Britain's Simon Payne, March 2010 see www.dosc.ae for more info'.
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