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Archambault Sprinto |
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Designed for racing or coastal cruising, the Sprinto is easy to
trailer by road to enable you to frequently change your cruising
grounds. Just two people are necessary to launch the boat and step
the mast. For hardened racers an owners association organises
several fleet championships.
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Archambault Surprise |
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With a good speed at all points of sail, very responsive to the helm
and easy to handle, the Surprise owes its outstanding success to its
exceptional marine qualities. First produced in 1977, its reputation
has spread throughout Europe where there are now more than 1500 of
these boats.
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Archambault 32 Grande Surprise |
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With its sleek waterline and slim deep bow and stern,
the Grand Surprise is designed for fast sailing. It
tends to seek an upright position due to a lead counter
weight in the keel and this helps it to be both powerful
and efficient when sailing close to the wind. With a
following wind or...
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Archambault 35 |
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Lively hull shape, efficient deck layout, high quality deck
hardware, The A35 was designed for racing first and the IRC rule.
Vacuum infused sandwich PVC hull, infusion moulded deck, a technique
we master since six years now. Structural inner mould, the A35
benefits from the latest manufacturing techniques.
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Archambault 40 |
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Whether for racing or fast cruising the A40 is entirely performance
orientated. The well informed will appreciate the modern design, the
liveliness of its hull, its form stability, the fine appendages and
its extremely well balanced 9/10ths sail plan.
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Archambault 40RC |
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2007 designed IRC racer, First regatta Spi Ouest 2007.
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