SageSport™ 160 Built to Float

We're proud to offer a 10% discount on the SageSport 160 and any accessories for orders placed by December 21, 2018.

Here the fiberglass boat mold for the SageSport 160 hull is being sanded to create a perfect surface & shape. The SageSport 160 is inspired by the Sport Boat design by Robb White.

A brand new SageCat taken out on the Columbia River Gorge by her owner.

Short video of SageCat (catboat version of the Sage 15) sailing on Lake Pleasant, Arizona, during the 2017 Wrinkleboat Ran-Tan. Boat helm is balanced and she is sailing herself using a TillerClutch to hold the tiller.

While sailing with the 2015 Race to Alaska fleet on Sage 17 AIR BORN Dave was greeted by some whales while crossing the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Sage 17 owner enjoys last sail of 2015 before putting the boat away for the Winter.

Some discussion on forms that the TillerClutch may interfere with using the tiller by not allowing full port-to-starboard movement. This video shows that this isn't the case.

When the boats are not in the water the outboards are run each month to assure they are working properly and to reduce the chances of fuel related problems.

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Raising Sage 17's mast single handed. The entire mast with hardware weights about 35 to 36 pounds making it easy for one to 'walk the mast up'. Once the mast is in place it is secured with the jib halyard until the forestay is attached.

Sage 17 going to weather in 15 knots and one to two foot seas on Lake Havasu, AZ, 19 February 2011. Havasu Pocket Cruisers Conventional 2011.