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Jules Hines and his Hadron H1 during the Hadron H2 Solent Trophy at Warsash
Home build of a Hadron H1 singlehanded dinghy - stage 5
Home build of a Hadron H1 singlehanded dinghy - stage 8
Home build of a Hadron H1 singlehanded dinghy - stage 9
Home build of a Hadron H1 singlehanded dinghy - stage 3
Home build of a Hadron H1 singlehanded dinghy - stage 7
Home build of a Hadron H1 singlehanded dinghy - stage 4
Home build of a Hadron H1 singlehanded dinghy - stage 6
Home build of a Hadron H1 singlehanded dinghy - stage 2
The Hadron and high-tech hulled Hadron H2 that followed have proved a genuine ability to carry a good range of weights yet remain competitive
Hadron National Championship at Herne Bay
Hadron National Championship at Herne Bay
Hadron National Championship at Herne Bay
Salcombe Summer Series day 5
Maybe not another million dollar doodle, but a lot of thought goes into Keith's designs, as can be seen here where the buoyancy is moved in to the centreline of the boat
From the outset, the Hadron (and the H2 that would follow) were aimed very much at a more individual approach to single handed sailing
It can be done! State of the art construction techniques equate to a lightweight hull, a modern rig makes for a boat that is sailable across the wind range and good design does the rest!
Easy recovery has to be high on the list of priorities for the single handed Silver Sailor - not having to climb Everest just to get onto the plate is a big plus factor