Grabner Happy Cat Neo

- From the retral frame to the bowsprit, 2 Nirosta tension ropes stabilise the overall construction.

- The trampoline is tensioned on 4 sides. With 6 plug snap buckles it can be tensioned in a matter of seconds. Cumbersome rope threading and re-tensioning is not necessary. The fine-mesh net prevents water logging on the trampoline.

- On the trampoline, that is nearly 2.2 m2 in size, 3 adults can sail comfortably or lie in the sun.

- 1 double toe strap is fastened to the trampoline. Through 2 foot straps for two feet each, it is easy to lean out.

- For fastening of 2 paddles, 2 x 2 elastic toggle fasteners can be found on the trampoline.

- Tidiness is ensured on the trampoline by a net bag, where all fall lines can be stowed
away.

- The pivoting central fin can be fastened in every position. When driving onto an obstacle or when landing, the fin automatically releases and is thereby not damaged. Because the fin rope tensioning, nothing can get caught and brake.

- The stern steering has a retractable steering blade with fastening clamps for every diving angle and an automatic release mechanism.

Rigging :

- The 3-section mast made from strongly anodized Dural mast profile is tensioned via 2 x 2 = 4 shrouds to the rear and forwards via the forestay.

- The mainsail incorporates a bolt rope, facilitating easy hoisting and lowering of the sail, without the need to unstep the mast.

- The foot of the modern Racing sail is appointed aslope downwards. Its varying height settings allow for ample headroom and adjustment to suit.

- The mainsail consists of high quality Dacron and is stiffened with 6 GFK battens.

- The furling foresail enables adjustment to prevailing and changing wind conditions. By means of furling gear roller, sheets and furling line, the foresail can instantly be reduced and rolled out. The foresail is fitted with a large integrated clear view screen for forward vision.

- The jib sheets are fair lead fed to facilitate single hand sailing with ease.

- The luff tensioner fastens to a cleat on the mast.

- Main- and jib halyards are made of nonstretch braided Aramid, for clamp belay at the lower mast section.

- The main-sheet runs and fastens via pulley with curry cleat, attached to the rudder assembly. A sheave assures the function of a traveller.

- All links are by carabiner or shackle to eliminate cumbersome, retrospect knot making or re-tensioning.

- A standard supplied masthead fly is a good indicator for wind direction

- Additional bond on sail tell-tales, 2 on the main- and 2 on the foresail provide exact indication of the wind flow along the sails.

If you wish to sail the catamaran with more than 3 people, with a very heavy load and at winds of more than 4 Beaufort, you should best opt for the HAPPY CAT VISION.

Equipments :

- Floats with safety valve

- Fittings on 2 floats (8 sleeve-insert for trampoline frame, 2 dual-sleeve-insert for crossbar, 2 D-rings for foredeck cover)

- Trampoline frame, 4 parts (made from oval mast profile)

- Trampoline net 2 parts (with 6 snap buckles, toe strap, paddle retention clip, bag for lines)

- Bowsprit (with 2 ring eyes for furling foresail + forestay, 1 triangular bracket for tensioning stays, 2 blocks for centerboard up- and downhaul, 1 cleat for furling-line.

- Centre Fin (15 mm board)

- Rudder (15 mm rudder blade)

- Mast (3 parts)

- Niro shrouds (4 with plastic coating)

- Foresail (3 m²  Dacron with clear view screen)

- Mainsail with luff tensioner (6 m² Dacron + 6 sail battens)

- Forestay (with balancing rubber)

- Halyard (furling and main, aramid code rope)

- Main sheet

- Masthead fly

- Tell-tales (2 pairs)

Included accessories:
- Repair kit
- Air-valve adapter
- Owner's manual on DVD