10 reasons to love sailing your Weta

• Incredible stability
• High performance - speed up to 20 knots
• Simple rig - no boom
• Versatility - sail solo or together
• Lightweight yet robust
• Compact storage
• No abs of steel required
• Rig and launch by yourself in 20 minutes
• Proven New Zealand design
• Value for money - 3 handcrafted hulls for the price of a monohull
Music | AShamaluevMusic
Filming | Joshua McCormack
Editing | Luis Kitchen
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[@charlesashley4694]

I got my Weta in May 2010 and enjoy sailing it just for fun. I store mine in my garage, so it kept out of the weather and we don't have to pay a storage fee.

[@mastpg]

Just look at the weather and sea conditions in these glamour clips, kids.

[@George-ux2jr]

😂 It is rare I get perfect sailing conditions. Great comment.

[@WetaTrimarans]

15-20knot wind with kids kzbin.info/www/bejne/qabTk2iHjryLp5I

[@mastpg]

@@WetaTrimarans ...appears to be substantially the same... Also, is this to indicate that someone thinks 15-20 is big wind? That's an interesting take.

[@johnsanby6639]

How much ?

[@luiskitchen6691]

Depends where you are located John, in the US a new Weta is ~15,500 USD, includes everything you need to go sailing (main, jib, gennaker, foils, beach trolley, foil cover etc). If you need a quote, find your nearest dealer on www.wetamarine.com/where-to-buy/

[@toshi5613]

What's the sail made of, Dacron, Nylon or Laminated carbon?

[@WetaTrimarans]

We have Mylar and Dacron sails (North Sails).

[@fartspeeepeeepooopooo5071]

But hiking with your abs of steel is one of the best parts

[@WetaTrimarans]

Perhaps for you young whipper snapper's Mr "Farts Peeepeeepooopooo"

[@fartspeeepeeepooopooo5071]

@@WetaTrimarans but anyways awesome vid it actually seems like an amazing boat and goes quite fast

[@onko8095]

1 reason not to sail this. Not portable

[@WetaTrimarans]

The Wētā packs down to the footprint of a Laser

[@Luftbubblan]

Seems nice and fun :D Is the setup annoying or ok? I kinda want something easy enough to get in the water that i don't question if i wanna go out or not. In a perfect world id also want something that is not "wet" due to the short summers here but i don't think ill find a way around that with these small boats. @@WetaTrimarans

[@sail4life]

@@Luftbubblan Dry suit. No problem. You just wear whatever the circumstances dictate.