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The Laser dinghy is one of the most successful and widely sailed single-handed racing boats in the world. Renowned for its simplicity, performance, and competitive one-design racing, the Laser has introduced generations of sailors to the sport and remains a benchmark for dinghy sailing.

Designed by Bruce Kirby and first launched in the early 1970s, the Laser features a lightweight GRP hull, unstayed mast, and uncomplicated rigging that allows sailors to get on the water quickly. Its responsive handling and direct connection to wind and water make it both an excellent training platform and a highly competitive racing boat.

Available with different sail sizes, including the standard rig, Radial rig, and smaller 4.7 rig, the Laser caters to sailors of varying ages, weights, and skill levels. The class has been sailed at club, national, international, and Olympic level, making it one of the most accessible pathways into high-performance sailing.


Kirby Laser 30 Elite

Kirby Laser 30 Elite

The Kirby Laser 30 Elite is a landmark, limited‑edition dinghy created to celebrate 30 years of Laser sailing at the Olympic Games—a tribute to one of the most influential designs in modern sailing. Built on PSA’s proven ILCA platform and distinguished with exclusive Kirby Laser 30 bow and stern decals, each boat honours the legacy of Bruce Kirby, with a donation from every sale supporting the Lupus Foundation, the charity chosen by Margo Kirby.

This Elite package brings together a full suite of ILCA class‑legal, race‑ready components—from carbon upper mast and Harken hardware to a complete foils set, Zhik hiking strap, and stackable trolley—ensuring sailors receive a premium, competition‑grade boat equipped to perform at every level. Every hull carries the official World Sailing ILCA plaque, guaranteeing authenticity and compliance for racing worldwide.

A celebration of heritage, craftsmanship, and Olympic pedigree, the Kirby Laser 30 Elite stands as a collector’s edition with true racing capability—an opportunity to own a piece of Laser history while supporting a meaningful cause.

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