An Alameda, California, resident, Don Lindsey successfully served for decades as a real estate broker and owner of Gallagher and Lindsey Realtors. Outside of his professional work in Alameda, Don Lindsey serves as a member of the Boy Scouts of America and competes in Hobie sailing competitions.
A leading producer of sailboats, kayaks, and standup paddle boards, Hobie Cat Company has helped shape a water-based lifestyle for more than 70 years. The company is headquartered in California, and currently offers a boating lineup that ranges from rotomolded sailing catamarans and Mirage Island trimarans to fiberglass beach-launchable catamarans like the Hobie 16.
The Hobie 16 is a revolutionary, multihull sailboat featuring a lightweight fiberglass hull that offers exceptional speed and lift. Designed for sailing and competitive racing, the Hobie 16 can hold between one and four crew members with a total weight capacity of 800 pounds. The boat is available in two color schemes, Tortola and Cayman, and features a total sail area of 218 square feet and a length of 16 feet and seven inches.
Since its initial production in 1970, more than 100,000 Hobie 16 boats have been sold. For additional information on the Hobie 16, which currently holds a position in the Sailboat Hall of Fame, visit www.hobie.com.
A leading producer of sailboats, kayaks, and standup paddle boards, Hobie Cat Company has helped shape a water-based lifestyle for more than 70 years. The company is headquartered in California, and currently offers a boating lineup that ranges from rotomolded sailing catamarans and Mirage Island trimarans to fiberglass beach-launchable catamarans like the Hobie 16.
The Hobie 16 is a revolutionary, multihull sailboat featuring a lightweight fiberglass hull that offers exceptional speed and lift. Designed for sailing and competitive racing, the Hobie 16 can hold between one and four crew members with a total weight capacity of 800 pounds. The boat is available in two color schemes, Tortola and Cayman, and features a total sail area of 218 square feet and a length of 16 feet and seven inches.
Since its initial production in 1970, more than 100,000 Hobie 16 boats have been sold. For additional information on the Hobie 16, which currently holds a position in the Sailboat Hall of Fame, visit www.hobie.com.
