Skii breeze

Discussion in 'Sailboats' started by Karl Vesterdahl, May 16, 2025.

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  1. Karl Vesterdahl
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    Karl Vesterdahl New Member

    Got this Ski breeze sailboat as my first to learn in.
    Built in sweden between 1957-65.
    5,6x1,8m 340kg displacement.
    Only done 5 short trips yet, but it is very addicting.
    Unusual boat and hard to find anything on the web about it.
    Anyone having any experience with such a boat?
     

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    Karl Vesterdahl, May 16, 2025
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  2. Blueknarr
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    Blueknarr Senior Member

    Welcome to the forum

    The sailing bug bites again.
    Pretty little craft.
    Looks very standard for 60's dinghy.
    Quite stable and capable of a bit of speed if only loaded with a lunch basket and partner.
     
    Blueknarr, May 17, 2025
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  3. Karl Vesterdahl
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    Karl Vesterdahl New Member

    On the bigger and heavier side for the type though I would think.
    The double rudders sets it apart as well.
    But I agree it is probably fairly typical.
     
    Karl Vesterdahl, May 18, 2025
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  4. yabots
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    yabots Junior Member

    That’s a cool little boat. They don’t pop up often, even here in Scandinavia. Post some photos when you can — would love to see it under sail!
     
    yabots, May 23, 2025
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  5. Karl Vesterdahl
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    Karl Vesterdahl New Member

    ski breeze sunset.jpeg ski breeze camping.jpeg
     
    Karl Vesterdahl, Jun 13, 2025
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  7. Karl Vesterdahl
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    Karl Vesterdahl New Member

    With the centerboard up, there is no need for deep waters.
     

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    Karl Vesterdahl, Jun 14, 2025
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