They say that a picture tells a thousand words. Well, a video can do even better. It is very difficult to get a good idea of a boat from a description, photos help but a video is the best thing next to actually sailing on the boat oneself. Accordingly, we have produced two 45 minute videos to help illustrate some of the advantages of sailing multihulls, and our boats in particular.

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The first 45 minute video is "A Day Sail to Russia" which tells the story of our trip from Plymouth to the Soviet Union in 1989. Three of us sailed singlehanded in a convoy of three Strider Clubs. Because they are small boats we only day sailed and moored up each night. We visited 8 countries on our trip and sailed about 3000 miles in 100 days.

It has received good reviews in the press - Yachts and Yachting wrote "This is a highly entertaining film...it is an inspiration to all small boat sailors who fancy something different"

Here is a short Youtube trailer

The full video can be seen here

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The second 45 minute video is entitled "Multihull Sailors Have More Fun!" and offers a short introduction to the advantages of sailing a multihull, followed by a more detailed look at some of our designs. Boats shown include Quattro 16, Strider, Sagitta, Mira etc while topics covered include interior layouts, performance, keels versus daggerboards, hull shapes, beaching and anchoring etc etc. It is a must for all those who have yet to sail a multihull as well as those who want to know more about our designs.

Here is a short Youtube trailer. The speed boat's wake shows just how fast the trimaran is sailing

And the complete video is available here

The following are a selection of owners videos I found on youtube, please email me if you find more and I will add them to the list

Linnet

Janus

Janus with cuddy

Strider

Strider Club

original Elf 26

Flica 37

Transit 38