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What's
Your Grin Factor Today?
We're in the business
of Grins! Big, Ear to Ear Grins! Grins from the rush you
get. Grins that come from unplugging from the matrix we live
in. Grins from seeing whales, dolphins & seals. Grins
from your kids having a blast. Grins that come from hard
earned money well spent. Grins from feeling alive! |
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Speed and
Handling
Speed Under Sail:
Because of their high sail area/weight ratio, long skinny hulls and hydrodynamic
shape, Adventure Trimarans are capable of blistering speeds, outperforming
most production monohulls, and many production trimarans costing 10 times as
much. We expect speeds well above 20 knots.
Paddling
performance
is stellar as well, due to the long thin hulls and light weight.
We expect steady speeds of 4-5 knots, depending on the paddlers.
Performance is
a function of sail area, length, hull design, wetted surface and weight. Speed
to date (Sept. 4th) has been 15 knots in 12-14 knots of wind. We have yet
to be out in 20+ knots of wind.
Easy
Handling, even for Beginners: With perfectly balanced helm, sails, and
daggerboards, Adventure Trimarans are a breeze to sail, steer and maneuver. With
Variable Rig Technology, only a few control lines are necessary, making it easy
to handle for beginning sailors and those wanting to focus on their surroundings
or on driving rather than on constant sail trimming. With the
Variable rig design, you can
set it up to match your ability and only carry as much sail area as you can handle.
The low center of effort of the 2 rigs on the double reduces heeling force and keeps the boat
more stable. She should be able to carry full sail well past 30
knots of wind.
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