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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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Variable
Rig Benefits
Always wanted to sail a schooner?
Now you can. Interested in parallel bi-plane rigs like Yves Parlier's
Hydraplaneur or Pete Goss's Team Phillips? You can try it out.
Inexperienced at sailing and want the simplest, easy to control, single-sail,
single line set-up? You Got It!
Variable Rig technology makes Adventure Trimarans fun for everyone, allowing you a wide
variety of options from simple to complex, from on-the-edge sailing to relaxing
and safe. The variable rig on the 24 makes it easy to
single-hand, with a lower center of
effort, which mean lower stresses, lighter parts, and much more safety. The
double rigs mean that you have less heeling force (tipping) going up-wind, the
angle where heeling force is greatest, and you have more sail area going
downwind, when you want it. The bi-plane rig keeps both sails in fresh air,
allows more space on deck, and keeps the main hull clutter free for paddling. Adding
the optional headsails puts on more speed, and assists with pointing (tacking
upwind)
Variable
Rig Rigging Options
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Cat rigged single sail - 132 sq. ft.
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Sloop rig with jib option -
167 sq. ft.
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Schooner cat rig - 264 sq. ft.
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Schooner Rig with Jib - 299
sq. ft.
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Schooner rig with Spinnaker -
450 sq. ft.
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Bi-plane rig - 264
sq. ft.
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Bi-plane rig with jib on lee ama
- 299 sq. ft.
See
AT-24 Specifications &
Construction
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