Fullkeeled
Fullkeeled is a sailing term that refers to a sailing vessel that is fully loaded with cargo, passengers, or both. The term is often used in the context of historical or traditional sailing vessels, such as ships or yachts. When a vessel is fullkeeled, it is at its maximum capacity, and any additional weight would cause the vessel to become overloaded and potentially unstable.
The term "fullkeeled" is derived from the word "keel," which refers to the main structural beam that
Fullkeeled sailing can be a challenging and rewarding experience, as it requires careful navigation and a keen
In modern sailing, the term "fullkeeled" is less commonly used, as many vessels are designed to be