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Spirited 380

Design Concept

Gaia is the third Spirited 380 built by Stallion Marine, Yandina, Queensland. The basic  premise of the Spirited 380 as a safe, easy-to-handle and comfortable cruiser remains and Gaia has been fitted with additional performance features including: 

  • CST Carbon Mast
  • FibrePath - Ullman Performance Sails
  • Latest Raymarine Nav Package
  • Spectra high capacity water maker
  • LED lighting

Construction

The standard Spirited 380 construction system combines moulded hulls and decks with flat panel construction for the balance of the structure.  The moulded hull bottoms and tops are cored with BALTEK® SB.100 contoured, end-grain balsa and infused with the KINETIX®R118  / H120 room temperature infusion epoxy system.  Flat areas of the boat such as topsides, decks and cockpit are constructed with DuFLEXTM / balsa cored Composite Panels.

 

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