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International Access 2.3

International Access 2.3 Available in single and wide seat configurations, the Access 2.3 is an ideal training and recreational craft but can be used as a sporty little racer by a single sailor.   With its simple rig and steering, the security of a ballasted centre-board and roller reefing, the Access 2.3 is an ideal entry level craft for club participation and racing programs that include sailors from a broad range of ages and abilities.   There are over 700 Access 2.3’s sailing in 18 countries and it is recognised by the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) as an International Class.   Specifications   Length 2.3 m Beam 1.25 m Draft 0.9 m Weight 52 kg (+ Keel 20 kg) Sail Plan Cat Rig Sail Area 3.8 sq m (Reefs to 0.5 sq.m) Mast Unstayed 4.2m Capacity 120 kg   Other Links   Specification Sheet   Class Rules   Rigging Guide

Alison Weatherly at the 2006 Australian Access Championships Access 2.3 fleet at 2006 Australian Championships in Melbourne Docklands Zoltan Pegan (HUN) on his way to winning the French 2.3 National Championship Regatta Plenty of Breeze - UK Nationals 2006 Duncan MacGregor (AUS) leads the 2.3s on Day 1 of the FESPIC Games Sailing Regatta Jovin Tan (SIN) - winning style in the FESPIC Games Regatta Mens Access 2.3