Fareast SV14
The SV14 is an adaptive keel boat designed by Simonis Voogd, built by FAREAST and supported worldwide.
Stable without feeling sedate, responsive yet easy to handle, the SV14 integrates its supportive seating, adaptable control systems and hull design into one complete platform. Configurable around different physical abilities, it opens up training, recreational sailing and racing to more people.
This is not a simplified sailboat. It is a genuine performance boat designed to make the full sailing experience accessible to more sailors.
Designed for More Sailors.
Built for the Full Sailing Experience.
WHY CHOOSE THE SV14?
Stable Without Losing the Thrill
With a beam of 1.59 metres, a 1.20-metre lifting T-keel and a twin-rudder system, the SV14 provides reassuring stability while remaining light and direct at the helm.
Its low centre of gravity and twin-rudder arrangement help maintain reliable steering control as the boat heels, allowing sailors to feel the changing relationship between the wind, sails and hull with greater confidence.
Flexible by Design
The standard SV14 is equipped with two purpose-designed GRP bucket seats, one for the helm and one for the crew. Quick-release mountings make the seats easier to adjust, remove, transport and maintain.
Depending on the sailor’s physical requirements, an optional powered tilting mechanism can be added. The system includes an aluminium frame, mounting brackets and a 24V electric actuator, allowing sailors with reduced mobility to adjust the angle of the seat. Batteries are supplied separately.
Lightweight Composite Construction
The hull and deck of the SV14 use PVC foam sandwich construction, with E-glass as the primary reinforcement and isophthalic resin throughout the laminate. Vacuum infusion helps produce a consistent composite structure, balancing low weight with strength, stiffness and long-term durability. Selective carbon reinforcement is added to the keel fin and rudder blades to increase stiffness in key load-bearing areas.
Six independent flotation compartments are integrated into the hull, providing additional reserve buoyancy on the water.
A Simple Sail Plan with Room to Progress
The standard sail wardrobe includes a white Dacron mainsail with one reef and a Dacron jib with a visibility window.
For greater downwind performance, the SV14 can be upgraded with a nylon asymmetric spinnaker, together with the corresponding deck equipment and control lines. Racing mainsail, jib and asymmetric spinnaker packages are also available, allowing sailors to progress from training and recreational sailing to a more competitive setup.
More Sailors.
The Same Open Water.
The purpose of the SV14 is not to separate sailors by physical ability, but to bring more people aboard.
In the same boat, on the same water and in the same breeze, sailors can learn, work together, compete and experience the freedom of sailing on more equal terms.
| LOA |
4.39 m |
|
LWL |
4.36 m |
| Beam |
1.59 m |
| Draft max |
1.20 m |
| Full load displacement | 300 kg |
| Crew Capacity | 2 |
| Upwind Sail Area | 16.20 m² |
| Downwind Sail Area | 8.72 m² |
| CE category | C |
SPECIFICATION
The SV14 began with a clear purpose: to give sailors with different physical abilities the opportunity to experience sailing in full.
Rather than retrofitting accessibility equipment onto a conventional boat, the SV14 was developed from the outset with stability, supportive seating, ease of control and sailing performance working together as one integrated system.
The result is a stable and confidence-building platform for first-time sailors and inclusive sailing programs, while retaining the speed, feedback and tactical depth expected from a true sports keelboat.
THE JOY OF SAILING SHOULD NEVER BE LIMITED BY PHYSICAL ABILITY
Adaptive and Inclusive Sailing Programs
Whether stepping aboard for the first time, joining an inclusive sports programme or committing to long-term training, sailors can learn, collaborate and progress together on the SV14.
For sailors who benefit from additional support, flexible seating and control options help lower the barriers to participation. For those who do not require adaptations, the SV14 remains a responsive and engaging sports keelboat with genuine feedback and rewarding two-person teamwork.
Fleet Training and Racing
The SV14 is well suited to two-person training, standardized fleet racing and inclusive sailing events. World Sailing lists the SV14 among the classes supporting Para Inclusive Sailing and among the boats and adaptations designed for Para sailors. On a consistent boat platform, sailors can focus on communication, teamwork, course strategy, sail trim and boat handling. Racing becomes a test of sailing ability, tactical judgement and collaboration rather than physical power alone.
Private Ownership
For sailors seeking more supportive seating, greater stability or a natural progression from small centreboard dinghies to keel boats, the SV14 offers a compact, stable and rewarding sailing experience.
ONE PLATFORM. MORE SAILORS.
Designed for people with different physical abilities, mobility requirements and levels of sailing experience, the SV14 provides one shared platform for first experiences, inclusive sport, long-term training and racing.
