The Fastacraft Prowler moth is one of the most competitive production hydrofoil moths available. It was developed and built by Garth and John Ilett in Perth, Australia. It uses a remarkable two-hydrofoil system with active flap control for the main foil via a surface sensor. The hydrofoil generates maximum lift when the boat is in the water and the flap automatically reduces the lift as the boat rises out of the water.

Fastacraft's Prowler design features a carbon-fiber hull, inverted "T" foils on the centerboard and rudder and can reach speeds of over 27 knots. The boat can become foil borne in as little as six knots of breeze with an experienced sailor at the helm.

There is a bit of a learning curve but any sailor, especially a dinghy sailor, will be able to pick it up relatively quickly. It's a very unique sensation when the boat lifts out of the water on the foils, accelerates and everything goes quiet - you'll be completely addicted after your first successful foil ride!

This pre-owned boat is less than two years old and has only been sailed a handful of times.

It includes the following:

Please note that the road trailer that is shown in some of the pictures is NOT included. A road trailer is not required, most owners simply strap the boat and the dolly onto the roof of their car or SUV.

The boat is very clean and well maintained. There are minor dimples on the hull as a result of sailing and minor scratches on the bottom of the foils - these are both purely cosmetic.

The owner is asking for $12,000 (FOB Southern California) - which is a great price. A new boat from Australia with the current exchange rate is over $19,000 once you have paid for shipping.

Please feel free to download the flyer or contact us for further information.