LOA: 13'9 "
Beam: 5'1"
Sail Area: 86 sq.ft.
Spinnaker: 122 sq. ft.
Hull weight: 193 lb.
Mast Height: 20'9"
Capacity: 1-2 people
Skill Level: Intermediate - Advanced
Race level: Club - National
Optimal weight: 650 lbs.

Vago XD Sail Area: 100 sq. ft.
Vago XD Spinnaker: 140 sq. ft.
Vago XD Mainsail: Kevlar
Colors: Ice Blue

Vago MSRP: $7,900, includes a dolly
Vago XD MSRP: $8,200, includes a dolly
 

Through a unique combination of style, versatility and hydro-dynamic ability, we have raised control, stability, planing performance and comfort to unprecedented levels.

The designer Jo Richards has an outstanding reputation for designing a range of small boats including the world's most popular roto-molded boat—The Pico. Jo is known for innovation on his boats and for pushing the design boundaries. The result, the Vago incorporates versatility with sail combinations for a range of different sailing environments.

• The sub-chine area of the hull is designed in a way to promote early planing, while the tuned rocker profile enhances manoeuvrability. The flared out sides of the deck provide good righting moment and enhancing buoyancy.
  
   
• The Vago is versatile with a multi-functional concept and interchangeable horsepower. It encompasses many design features found on individual boats. The magic of this Richard's design is that the Vago carries the majority of them, without compromise.
  
   
• The technical qualities and design features of the Vago are far beyond the usual—Starting with the perfectly tuned rig that compliments the innovative hull design.
  
   
• The Vago is constructed from a Polyethylene Tri-Skin foam sandwich offering durability, and a hard wearing exterior which means maintenance is kept to an absolute minimum. The shape also offers outstanding performance.
  
   
• The Vago comes in two versions—put simply, the difference is horsepower—one of them has more sail area and a trapeze.
  
   
• The Gnav Vang system creates more space in the cockpit to assist crew mobility and comfort—it has a "sit in" feel – not usually associated with asymmetric skiff style sailing. The cockpit design also supports hiking and trapeze options with inset steps for easy leverage.
  
   
• The Vago has a high boom giving more crew space and a simple layout with all control lines being easy to locate and use.
  
   
• The mainsail operates on a one line reefing system—pulling on one control line slab reefs the mainsail to 70% of its original size—this feature, coupled with a roller furling jib means a quick increase or decrease in sail power.