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Out through the Heads
The 444 ES at the Knysna Heads — the passage through which every boat makes on its first day at sea.
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Moonstruck, surfing the tide
Hull buoyancy and agile handling, built to go the distance and have fun doing it.
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Under the asymmetric
Flying the spinnaker at golden hour.
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Five on the lagoon
The Visionary community gathered from all over the world to attend the Vision Regatta.
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The extended scoop
What the ES is named for.
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A season in The Bahamas
The joys of circumnavigation — crystal clear water and smooth sailing.
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The saloon
Open U-shaped galley, substantial storage, and comfortable seating around the telescopic saloon table.
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The owner's cabin
A full-beam hull to itself, and a hull-side window at eye level from the bunk.
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A proper nav station
Forward-facing, instrumented, and sized to work at — the detail a judge singled out.
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Out of the shed
The blue hues Visions are known for.
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Three boats, one shared vision
The Knysna yard from above, mid-build.
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Past the Cape
The start of the long way north.
The fleet
See more of each boat.
The full set for each model, with the detail on what you are looking at, sits on the model pages.