A Modular Touring Walap

26 November 2017     Editor    4 Comments.

Jan Stute and Siegfried Wagner have designed and built a modular camp-cruiser proa that was recently exhibited at Hanseboot in Hamburg. The design is based on a classic Pacific island sailing canoe, or walap, including a crab claw sail and deep-V asymmetrical hull, though realized in modern plywood and epoxy. The hull comes apart into three sections to make storage and transport more flexible.

We like the optional canoe dinghy, which doubles as an anti-capsize float.

Read more at the blog: werftprojecte.

Thanks to Proafile reader Aquiles for the submission.

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  • This is just screaming out for the type of wings randy smyth and Chris white have been pioneering.

    2018-01-01 16:12 | by Jedi knight


  • Much interesting. May I know around your progress pls? I am bulding proas in Marmaris,TR

    2018-01-13 09:42 | by andreas vasilakis

  • The ama reminds me of Randy Smyth’s latest surfboard amas for his tri Scissor.

    2018-03-26 10:30 | by Wade Tarzia