The slender, 33-foot foiling trimaran, with sponsons on both sides and a small, protected cockpit for the pilot and a co-pilot, performs more like a kiteboard than a traditional sailing yacht.

Its component parts don’t move in concert. If you’re a foreign power sizing up the chimera and trying to gauge how it will act abroad, you’re forced to reckon with three distinct forms of ...

Gone with the Wynns Why This New Trimaran Has So Many Problems Posted: February 21, 2025 | Last updated: March 8, 2025 Welcome back to Trimaran Life. Last time we embarked on a voyage down the ...