Class History
With over 3000 boats and regattas from Maine to California, the Club 420 class is growing rapidly. The popular double-handed dinghy introduces junior sailors to the spinnaker and trapeze. It also teaches the importance of teamwork. The Club 420 plays a large roll in intercollegiate (ICSA) and Interscholastic (ISSA) sailing, with many college programs choosing the 420 because of its performance and durability.
Boat Specifications
Length: 13.90 ft (4.24 m)
Beam: 5.50 ft (1.68 m)
Mainsail Area 79.65 sq. ft (7.40 sq. m)
Jib: 30.14 sq. ft (2.80 sq. m)
Spinnaker: 95 sq. ft (8.83 sq. m)
Hull Weight: 230 lb (104.33 kg)
Club 420
6/8/2012
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Limited Halyard Swivel Block
This special block allows your spinnaker the necessary rotation, but prevents your halyard from twisting. It is available at authorized Vanguard dealers.
Bridle System
Bridle systems on 420s are rapidly growing in popularity. Your bridle will work great with a 40 mm Carbo T2.
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