RS Toura

Versatile

• Seven adults fit in its cockpit, which is also self-draining.
• Designed for weekends afloat: family, friends and a day's sailing.
• It can be left on a mooring buoy.
• As safe as it is rewarding to sail.
• Optional outboard bracket, which adds versatility.
• Asymmetric spinnaker (gennaker), optional.
• An award-winning design: named "Sailing World Dinghy of the Year 2024" (USA).
• Hull rotomoulded in three-layer RS Comptec PE3 polyethylene.

Spacious

• Takes a large crew: up to 550 kg.
• With the mast set well forward and a fixed centre thwart, the cockpit is huge and can be organised flexibly.
• Wide side seats plus the centre thwart.
• Room and comfort for cruising with the family.

Easy-to-use foils

• GRP pivoting centreboard.
• The aluminium rudder blade is built for heavy use.
• Rudder with Lift & Lock system operated from the tiller: the blade locks both up and down.

Stability and safety

• Exceptional hull stability.
• The freeboard is low, so climbing aboard from the water takes less effort and recovery after a capsize is safer.
• Self-draining cockpit.
• To reduce the risk of inversion after a capsize: foam inside the mast and, as an option, a masthead float.
• Helm and crew have grab handles moulded into the hull, so getting back aboard after a capsize is easier.

Easy rig control

• Furling jib: launching and recovery are safer and more comfortable.
• Reefing mainsail, to shorten sail when the wind gets up.
• Aluminium alloy mast.
• With the halyards and boom controls run externally, they stay in view and are easier to maintain.
• The sails are cut in Dacron, a cloth designed to withstand many hours of use.

Sail plan configuration

• Dacron mainsail (10.4 m²).
• Furling Dacron jib (3.5 m²), standard.
• 14.6 m² gennaker, optional.

Optional equipment

• Gennaker (asymmetric spinnaker).
• Masthead float (zeppelin type).
• Breathable top cover.
• Launching trolley.
• Road trailer.