My instructors are putting the RS Toura through its paces. My RYA instructors are putting the RS Toura through its paces to show that it can be a pretty fast boat, and it is the sailor who makes the difference. The Club has Zests and Fevas, and I own an RS Toura. The Toura seems to be a favourite with anyone who takes it out. It is a very forgiving dinghy, and because it reacts quite slowly, there is time to take action before capsizing, which is what makes it an excellent training boat.
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