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Turnabout National 10

Designed by Harold R.turner · Built by Parker River Marine / J.r.duplin Marine · First built 1953

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About the Turnabout National 10

Designed as a compact and nimble one-design racer, the Turnabout National 10 has earned a place in the hearts of small-boat sailing enthusiasts looking for spirited competition on protected waters. Built for lake and inshore sailing, this little vessel offers an accessible entry point into fleet racing, where tactical skill and boat handling take center stage over raw speed or offshore endurance. While detailed specifications for the Turnabout National 10 are limited, the boat's one-design nature speaks to its primary strength: a level playing field where sailors compete on equal footing, making it a popular choice for junior sailors, club racers, and those looking to sharpen their racing instincts. Its manageable size makes it easy to trailer, launch, and rig without a large crew or extensive infrastructure, lending it a practical appeal for weekend and club racing programs. For anyone researching a first racing dinghy or a boat to participate in organized fleet events, the Turnabout National 10 represents an unpretentious, community-oriented option well suited to building foundational sailing skills in a competitive yet approachable environment.

Core Dimensions
LOA (Length Overall) 9.67 ft / 2.95 m
Beam 5.25 ft / 1.60 m
Displacement 255.00 lb / 116 kg
Design & Construction
Hull Type Centerboard Dinghy
Rigging Type Cat (Marconi)
Construction FG
Designer Harold R.Turner
Builder Parker River Marine / J.R.Duplin Marine
First Built 1953
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