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There is a sail smaller than the radial called the 4.7. A kid in my flett just got one and at 85 pounds hasnt had any trouble keeping it down. good luck

If you are looking to start racing now try http://www.cpyc.org/laser/Schedule.htm. they seem to be racing pretty often. Good luck with the search!

The minimum weight of the hull to be class legal.

i completly agree hoipolloi

Phantom- your overnight wouldnt happen to start in milford would it? If so wut is the name of your boat?

I went through the same search last year and ended up with the Stohlquist brik. Stohlquist is a company that specialzes in paddlesports- so there pfds have great upper movement. The only drawback i believe is that they are a tad overpriced at around $135. As mackenzie said lotus also makes a...

i would recomend extrasport for any price range

When you speak of high quality- do you mean you want to get the top of the line or a nice pfd for a good price?

In regard to theft- in my local fleet we have been having a lot of trouble( my main sheet has been knicked). As procautions ive put indentification tape on my spars, used nail polish on my up-grade cleat, and there is a stern plug out that can not be removed from its base...

I am new at lasers and i run the rooster- it seems to work very well

I dont know if this will be any help to you but i thought i was worth a try. found this at http://cerebus.winsite.com/archives/1997/msg01793.html > Some History: > > Canada was building Lasers until 1989., eh, under the name of Performance > Sailcraft. > Pearson boats was building Laser...

in reactraction of my last post - i overlooked the fact that u were in 4 foot swells.

beaching i beach my laser in shallow water- you appeared to be in shallow water during your beach expierence. was undoing your mainsheet and jumping out a possibility? good luck