A joy to watch the power this sportive beauty has ... easily cutting through the water close to 20 knots steadily without stressing the crew ... she runs like on rails straight😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
I have a 30 foot Condor, trailerable, Trimaran. I lust after this boat. But few were made. The cost of building this boat 20+ years later would be well north of 1.5 million. Many people believe, at least i do, and it has been said before, that this is CW's best design sailboat for ocean passages. What a sweet design
This boat cuts through the water like Jzerro does! It's mind boggling that there haven't been dozens and dozens of these built. Hey Chris, is there any Atlantic cat with comparable accommodations that can sail this fast?
THE quintessential cruising trimaran, only other design I can think of is the Newick Traveller 51 (I believe, or 52/3). Is it possible to provide a figure of how much (skilled) labor is involved in building one? And if it’s possible to use plywood structure (composite) for ease of building (no neg mold required) This would get me closer to calculating if I can get mine built in a low cost Labour country. Thanks
Fantastic boat...everything looks right even today.
A joy to watch the power this sportive beauty has ... easily cutting through the water close to 20 knots steadily without stressing the crew ... she runs like on rails straight😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
I have a 30 foot Condor, trailerable, Trimaran. I lust after this boat. But few were made. The cost of building this boat 20+ years later would be well north of 1.5 million. Many people believe, at least i do, and it has been said before, that this is CW's best design sailboat for ocean passages. What a sweet design
That is a Beast of a boat. Just beautiful.
Cool to see the vuarnet neautelux glasses on the pedistal. A beautiful boat.
Hey could we see some more vids of this boat 🚣♀️ great sailing btw, and lovely video too.
. . . awesome boat, thanks
Beautifull😊
That looks fun.
Just compare this with what a monohull would be doing in the same conditions …. That’s the main point for me.
You know it's a good design when your kissing 20 kn with very little spray of fuss.
They are good for 30kn in the southern ocean.
This boat cuts through the water like Jzerro does! It's mind boggling that there haven't been dozens and dozens of these built. Hey Chris, is there any Atlantic cat with comparable accommodations that can sail this fast?
Hammerhead Averaged 14.8 - 15 kns You averaged 13.14 knots with the Juniper ? That's impressive.
THE quintessential cruising trimaran, only other design I can think of is the Newick Traveller 51 (I believe, or 52/3).
Is it possible to provide a figure of how much (skilled) labor is involved in building one?
And if it’s possible to use plywood structure (composite) for ease of building (no neg mold required)
This would get me closer to calculating if I can get mine built in a low cost Labour country.
Thanks