Can anyone explain the main differences between a C Scow and an MC Scow? I know they're both flat-bottomed racing sailboats, but how do they compare in terms of size, rigging, crew, and handling? I am trying to figure out which one fits my style better
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What's the difference between C Scow and MC Scow
- Thread starter Charlys
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The C Scow is the bigger of the one, 20 feet and usually sailed with two people, though it can be soloed, also it's faster and a bit more demanding in heavier wind. The MC Scow is 16 feet, singlehanded, and more forgiving overall, you will have to decide what works best for you and if you're no a budget or not, I like to have the full picture before I give out adviceCan anyone explain the main differences between a C Scow and an MC Scow? I know they're both flat-bottomed racing sailboats, but how do they compare in terms of size, rigging, crew, and handling? I am trying to figure out which one fits my style better