The MAAS Double has been in production for slightly less than a year and has already captured four course records -- 3 in open water, 1 in flat water.

Despite the narrow (14.75") waterline beam excellent stability is achieved through a slightly flattened hull section shape and a low center of gravity.  Rough water stability and dryness are enhanced by the flared hull form above the waterline.  As on all our shells the externally bonded hull to deck lip reduces spray and adds stiffness.  Other open water features include minimum volume cockpits, optional self bailers and carbon fiber splash guard.

Construction is of carbon fiber for stiffness; direct sized 'S' glass for impact resistance; syntactic foam core for panel stiffness and vinylester resin for toughness and ease of repair.  There is a carbon fiber foam core stringer that adds substantially to longitudinal stiffness.  Exterior finish is 4-6 mil gelcoat.