The First 14 SE is an accessible sport dinghy thanks to its shape stability, large cockpit, quality fittings, self-tacking jib on a furler, spinnaker dousing system, and lack of a trapeze.
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It will perform fully in light winds thanks to its generous sail plan, and the quality of construction and equipment will truly allow you to push the boat in a breeze.
Easy to transport and dispose of, it fits your lifestyle.
Naval architect Samuel Manuard
Interior design Site
Concept & R&D Seascape
The First 14 SE makes sailing accessible to everyone. It's a fast and exciting dinghy, yet easy to handle thanks to its stability and the quality of its equipment.
The First 14 has been designed to be effective in all conditions without a trapeze.
The development of the ongoing monotype class will allow you to measure yourself on the water and integrate into the First community.
Freedom on the water is enhanced by the movable wheels, allowing you to stand on land without returning to your starting point. The most secret and wildest beaches are within reach of your bow.
On land, the First 14 SE is light enough to be transported on a car roof rack, so you can truly go sailing wherever you wish. The boxes are flat and the hull is designed to be transported upside down with the mast disassembled and the other equipment stored inside, so your car's trunk remains available.
The First 14 SE is an accessible sport dinghy thanks to its shape stability, large cockpit, quality fittings, self-tacking jib on a furler, spinnaker dousing system, and lack of a trapeze.
New owner of the First 14 SE joins the First community and will be able to measure and progress during regattas or events.
The First 14 SE is a very fast and safe daysailer thanks to its modern, wide, planing hull with long chines and an inverted bow.
Fusion sandwich construction and robust carbon mast.
The First 14 SE offers a superb sailing experience, whether you choose to sail solo or with a partner. 2 daggerboard positions, jib on furler.
The International Owners Community and the event calendar allow owners to challenge themselves in long-distance challenges.
One Design across the continent in a large company of supportive and like-minded sailors.
