The rudder is a balanced spade with tiller steering and the option of a wheel. The rig is fractional sloop with a double spreader deck stepped mast. Swept spreaders have been used to eliminate runners and give an easily handled rig, although with some loss of mainsail shape control. The mainsheet track is mounted on a bridge just forward of the companionway and the sheet is led to the base of the mast then aft to the cabintop winches. Traveller controls and halliards are led to the same winches, all through two banks of sheet stoppers.
Accommodation is spacious due to the high volume hull and is very comfortable.
The small pilotberth is intended as a childs berth rather than for foredeck gorillas and may be replaced by lockers if preferred. The galley is U-shaped to allow the cook to brace safely at sea while still being free to jump away from oil spills or other dangers. The engine is under the sinks, for optimum weight distribution and the best engine access possible. It has a large icebox, room for two burner stove with grill and oven, large work surfaces and ample locker space. The heads compartment includes shower and wet locker.