ARTEMIS Sailing Canoe
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Performance, efficiency and human engineering

- Length - 15'11" (4,85 m).
- Width - 30" (77,5 cm). Can be built 4 cm (1 5/8") wider or smaller
- Weight - 50 to 60 lbs (23 to 27 kg) - Okoume Ply
- Sail Area - approx. 44 to 65 sq ft (ca. 4 to 6 sq metres)
A versatile sailing canoe. As easy to paddle as to sail:
- A cruising canoe for one person, camping gear, food and water
- A sporty paddling canoe for two persons
- Really light enough that one person can load it on a car rack - between 23 and 27 kg
- For endurance ralleyes, to be sailed and paddled with high efficiency
- Design and highly functional components make it one of the most ergonomic boats you will find.
ARTEMIS can be purchased as complete boat or as hull. It is also easy to build completely, about 100 - 120 hours if you build from a kit and some days more if you build from plans.
Design of the ARTEMIS sailing canoe, April 2022
The story behind the design of the ARTEMIS sailing canoe - unfortunately in German only
Friesland, July 2018
A midsummer cruise with two ARTEMIS sailing canoes
Elba, September 2015
Sailing and paddling the ARTEMIS sailing canoe
Racing
A very successful racing season comes to its end: at the
11. International Segelcriterium 2023 at Kanu Club
Hanseat, Bremen on August 16th, Koos Winnips came in first in his ARTEMIS sailing canoe "Wolf", I followed second in ARTEMIS
and Thomas finished third in his ARTEMIS sailing canoe "Pippilotta". Most sincerely thanks to the host and organizer KCH
for the regatta... and the roaring party afterwards!
The Raid Extreme Germany 2023 took place on August 5th,
2023 in Stralsund. Four waypoints on a 43 km circuit and light, alternating / circulating winds put boats in good favor which
can sail and paddle in any condition at good speed. There were a total of 13 boats at the start, most of them sailing
canoes with em2 rigs.
Koos Winnips came first in his ARTEMIS sailing canoe "Wolf", Thomas came second in his ARTEMIS sailing canoe
"Pippilotta" and I took third place in ARTEMIS.
A report from Hubert Bakker, who went in his sailing pram "Hatseflats", is
here.
Many thanks to the organizer em2 for organizing the race.
In the 1. Folding Boat Sailing World Championship,
organized by em2 in Stralsund on July 29, 2023, I scored the first place with
ARTEMIS in lots of in the rating of buats with solid hull. Second was Ingo E. in a Bavaria Mustang. Third place went to
Thomas on his ARTEMIS sailing canoe "Pippilotta".
Many thanks to the organizer for allowing us to take
part in the folding boat world championship with its own rating for fixed boats.
At the 10. International Segelcriterium 2022 ,
invited by the Kanu Club Hanseat in Bremen at Saturday,
August 27th, Koos Winnips was first in his ARTEMIS sailing canoe "Wolf" for the "Hauptgewinn", followed by me in
ARTEMIS and Thomas in his ARTEMIS sailing canoe "Pippilotta". A german regatta report is here.
At the 9. Internationalen Segelcriterium 2019, three boats came in at the same time for the "Hauptgewinn": Koos with his ARTEMIS sailing canoe "Wolf", Peter from Switzerland with his home-built sailing canoe and I on ARTEMIS. The last minutes of the race were nerve-wracking:
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At the 8. Internationalen Segelcriterium 2018, I won the "Hauptgewinn" on ARTEMIS, closely followed by Koos on his ARTEMIS sailing canoe "Wolf":
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At the 7. International Segelcriterium 2017 I achieved 4th overall with my ARTEMIS sailing canoe and was baffled to receive the "Hauptgewinn". Pure magic:
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At the 6. International Segelcriterium 2016 Koos Winnips won the "Hauptgewinn" with his home-built ARTEMIS sailing canoe.
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At the 5. International Segelcriterium 2015
ARTEMIS accomplished 3rd - with one reef. Here are the videos:
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Koos Winnips observed the event and made another compelling video:
Other ARTEMIS sailing canoes
Koos Winnips from the Netherlands reports about building and cruising his ARTEMIS sailing canoe in his YouTube channel:
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Here is a link to his sailing and paddling blog.
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