Well, honestly I don’t really think that there are any such supposed sailing Boats which would be inspired by the distance racing in the Pacific Northwest and the even rowing solo across an ocean.

That’s one of the reasons for getting attracted to the Lite XP which was founded by the veteran Matthieu Bonnier and he also had these various other adventures with rowing which includes Atlantic crossing and a transit of the Northwest Passage.

The 20ft Lite XP was his idea wherein he thought about making something which was comparatively simpler and basic but still had this adaptable nature just like a regular cruiser that could be fuelled only and only by wind and paddles and drawing along only a few crawls with centre board of the ballasted form and would be ever ready to go and sneak out to those water boundaries wherein you are not supposed to wander or even move.

It has berths which are just perfect for two people and the cockpit then absolutely increases in the size and then finally turns into accommodations. The un-stayed two-piece fiber made of carbon is called a rig and is the top part on which the buoyant furthermore acts as a base for boom-less mainsails and gennaker. It’s at that point where the existing flowing breeze drops and the carbon fiber sculling paddles are conveyed from a sliding paddling seat. If you try to pull the boat or sailboat towards the shoreline repeatedly then there are chances that a few of the propelling wheels would be cut off.

Regardless of the plans of you going to try or test out the R2AK or the other race that is customized for the boat then definitely you need to check out the WaterTribe Everglades Challenge which runs from the Tampa Bay to Key Largo. And lastly again, at the end of the day, the Lite XP gives us all a very magnificent weekender for the minimalists and simple people among us.