Frequently Asked Questions
Is the SB20 easy to tow?
Yes. Being lightweight, most average family cars can tow the SB20 comfortably. The drop keel configuration helps keep the weight low and less windage helps with fuel economy. The trailer weighs only 260kg and meets UK/European regulations, but you should check the latest regulations for your own country. As a guide, the all up weight of the boat, trailer, rig, sails and spares is approximately 1000kg.
How long does it take to rig the SB20?
From arriving at your sailing venue with the boat on the trailer, rigging your boat ready to launch (with the assistance of your crew) should take around 30 minutes.
How many crew can I sail with?
The SB20 was designed to sail with a crew of three or four people. If you’re racing you need to come in under the crew weight limit of 270kg.
Can I book a sailing trial?
Yes, please contact Simon Russell or your dealer to arrange a sailing trial.
How much is the SB20 sailaway package and what does it include?
The sailaway package is priced at £25,476.00 ex VAT and includes everything to get you sailing: hull, mast, boom, three sails, foils, running rigging and more. Please contact Simon Russell or your dealer for more details.
Does the SB20 have a cabin?
No, but it does have adequate storage below deck for all your day sailing requirements.
Where can I find spare parts for my SB20?
You can find our network of dealers right here on our website, so check if they are near you. If you come from a country where we currently don’t have a dealership, please check our products and spare parts page and contact Sportsboat World, we’ll be happy to help you.
Where can I sail the SB20?
You can find SB20s racing regularly in Australia, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Russia, Singapore, The Netherlands, Ukraine and UK. There are smaller fleets in other countries. Check out the SB20 class website to find a fleet near you.
How many SB20s have been built so far?
The SB20 was designed in 2002. Despite not being around as long as other successful one-design classes, there are now over 800 boats built.