Beneteau First 14

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Overview

The Beneteau First 14 dinghy brings the exciting world of fast, planing dinghies to beginner sailors. Designed with the sailor in mind, it is light, fast, and thrilling to sail. Thanks to its smart design, modern building technology, and high-quality materials, this dinghy is not only fun to sail but also easy to maintain.

Easy Dinghy Sailing

As an entry-level dinghy, the Beneteau First 14 is perfect for one or two sailors. It offers a unique introduction to modern sailing while providing an exciting experience in an easy-to-handle and accessible package. The wide, stable hull, spacious cockpit, and self-tacking furling jib mean you can enjoy endless fun without worrying about tangled ropes. Plus, the design allows you to adjust the sail area quickly, depending on wind strength or crew size, thanks to its two centreboard positions. With easy-to-maintain deck equipment, an aluminium rig, and durable Dacron sails, owning the First 14 is hassle-free.

Why Choose a Beneteau First 14?

  • Easy Handling
    First, the dinghy is simple to handle, even for beginners, thanks to its smart design. Features like a stable hull, large ergonomic cockpit, and simplified control lines make sailing easy. The furling and self-tacking jib, along with the gennaker snuffer system, further reduce complexity. Plus, there is no trapeze to worry about.

  • Solo or Double
    Secondly, whether sailing solo or with a partner, the Beneteau First 14 adapts to both. Its two centreboard slots and furling jib make it easy to adjust the sail for changing conditions, making it perfect for newcomers to the sport.

  • Light & Fast
    Next, the modern, wide, and flat hull design, combined with a wave-piercing bow, gives the First 14 excellent stability and speed. Built using high-quality vacuum infusion technology, this dinghy is both light and fast.

  • Stable & Safe
    Lastly, thanks to its wide, flat hull shape and sturdy design, the Beneteau First 14 is incredibly stable and safe. It provides the crew with enough hiking power, making it easy to sail without a trapeze.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Specifications
Hull Length :
14’1″
Hull Beam :
5’7″
Light displacement :
163 lbs
CE Certification :
D2
Mainsail (Dacron):
82.8 sq ft
Jib (Dacron):
31.2 sq ft
Gennaker (Nylon):
142.1 sq ft
Building technology:
Vacuum-Infused GRP
Air draft:
20′