The Best Trimaran Yachts

[@Xoman08]

The Hanstaiger X1 looks amazing. Looking at other models , I wonder if it would possible to design a trimaran made of carbon fiber and titanium that includes hydrofoil feature. It would be awesome if it were able to cruise at over 20 knots as a sail boat.

[@johnmaliskey7951]

The X-1 is my all time favorite ............. 😁🤩👀👍👀

[@MaxRoaldEckardt]

Elon is that you?

[@daledeonarine9811]

EXCELLENCE AT ITS BEST...

[@bumonthemove]

beautiful boats but the commentary is terrible. You show the Neel with electric engines and state it have volvo engines??? you must be reading spec charts and have no clue about these boats.

[@ปนัฏฐาสิงสุวรรณ]

wow.aweasom,the greast traveled..

[@maddocmucmaddocmuc5341]

the neel 51 shown is in fact the 65.

[@alfredneuman6488]

Another error in this video, 'Adastra' was designed by Shuttleworth Design in the UK. McConaghy Boats were NOT the designers but the builders.

[@romeowhiskey1146]

The RAPIDO 60 has a "functioning sink"...we'll isn't that a surprise. Who knew.

[@dancarter482]

MAJOR selling point - don't mind the fact that they overlooked numerous details, that sink research made me place an order!

[@gregdamario5808]

Well spoken. In my opinion, the Rapido 60 is a very large & very fast daysailer or weekender. As a cruiser, the accommodations and galley are insufficient, only marginally acceptable for two people, a couple. And that is a lot of boat and a lot of sail area for two people to handle. I do not like the helm station. It is way too exposed for ocean sailing.

[@Xoman08]

Yeah, the commentary is terrible

[@alfredneuman6488]

What the Rapido 60 doesn't have is an all weather helm position...

[@TheCoolProfessor]

The Hanstaiger is breathtaking!

[@alfredneuman6488]

Look at it wallow while under way and the bridge deck clearance is so nonexistent that you can see a slap wave rebounding off the bow at one stage of the video. The designer has also tried to cram so much nonsense into the boat to impress that it looks way too overweight to even consider taking it blue water sailing. Every designer these days wants to design boats. They should just stick to designing what they are good at... watches, clothes etc. Boats like this are best designed by Naval Architects with the support of Marine Engineers. What a pig.

[@gregdamario5808]

@@alfredneuman6488 Totally agree. I cannot imagine any sailor, no matter how wealthy, buying this boat. It is a rocking horse in very light seas. If the AC breaks, the helmsmen are going to be broiled alive in that greenhouse cockpit. Also, the crew can only access their quarters by walking out on an amas (at night? in weather?) opening a forward facing hatch and climbing down a ladder, then trying to sleep on the end of a teetertotter. Might as well name the boat "Bounty", because armed mutiny in three days. However, this would be a great boat to impress clients interested in investing in stocks or annuities, if the boat was securely tied to a dock or anchored 200 feet off shore in a protected bay. The interior is gorgeous after all.

[@Xoman08]

@@gregdamario5808 Yeah, the location of the crew quarters makes me think this boat has been designed to impress and only be used in the Mediterranean or close seas and not in the open ocean. Although the documentation says it is classed as "open Ocean A" I would make it slightly larger, have the cabin crews among the passangers and in the location of the cabin crew I would put an underwater observation area.

[@robinhodgkinson]

Glad to hear the Rapido has a “functioning sink”. I can’t stand those non functioning ones! Who wrote this dribble. I’m outer here…

[@gregorydamario7977]

Drivel not dribble, but otherwise accurate. It's a 60 foot day sailor.

[@rightright6582]

@@gregorydamario7977 what is a day sailor?

[@dieseldog00]

@@rightright6582 Not a night boat...

[@gregdamario5808]

@@rightright6582 Yah, OK, probably "daysailer". It is certainly fast and probably fun to sail in a coastal environment, where you can pull into a marina with an attached hotel every night, but you are going to need a crew to handle the sails. However, there are no reasonable onboard accommodations for a crew. For 60 feet long, it's a very small boat. It's a toy.

[@grantkelly7634]

Just the dumbest narrative

[@draganradicevic322]

Yuo say "neel 51" but on video it is neel 65 ??

[@shaneoryniak122]

ha i saw that also

[@philippebaudet6124]

With a Diesel engine 😂

[@joemeatmama2267]

Good video. Not sure where the extra "G" in Hanstaiger came from though... Definitely not HANGstaiger...

[@robinhodgkinson]

Good video? It’s just a random collection of boats. And given the pronunciation of some boat terms it’s obvious the narrator knows nothing about boats!

[@wajanmiring]

I like white rabbit👍

[@id10tcertified]

At $340,000 AUD with a trailer the Corsair 880's price at least here can't be justified when all it is is a newer albeit shorter version of the Farrier F9 that you can buy used for under $85k AUD and with pretty much the same gear, the 880 might be a bit lighter but the overall sailing experience isn't worth $255k AUD extra, just buy the F9 and spend $50k on it: The 60' Rapido is $1.5m AUD with a bit yet to spend, the 40'er is $850k AUD, all four will do 25 knots in the right conditions, the 60' should best 30 knots: Dragonfly 40 are a good fit and finished but way overpriced here too, they might hold value better in other countries but they're still the same old cramped design, be a hard sell used in Australia unless you're prepared to loose heaps (we have very different tastes to the rest of the world in many thing's) Neel's whatever size this one here is is apparently wrong but none are cheap, around $650k AUD for a 47 and fit and finish isn't great, they'd probably sell ok if they lowered the prices as you can by a really nice cat that's well sorted and faster for similar money, weird after sailing a cat but nice to have everything above the waterline: the rest I don't know just I couldn't afford to run a largish power boat, they don't interest me anyway.

[@Stevieray55]

First cultivated by Atlanteans well over ten thousand yrs. ago and more likely 400,000 yrs ago because We've all seen the lush tropical maps of Antarctica

[@mabilawalcom]

Not polynesian...only Philippine make native trimaran for fishing and transport cargo and people...polynesian uses catamaran for thousand of years...polynesian originate from philippines

[@alfredneuman6488]

Polynesians originated from China via Taiwan according to DNA studies.

[@farajhumairoalkabirfiijima1645]

Adastra and X1

[@neuroadvancementnextlevelp461]

Hangtagger is may favorite, but I would like to have 3 usable hulls. The middle for the big stuff I have and the 2 outer for rooms and storage. I just don’t see why you have a sizable beam, but only have space on top versus the lower levels. I see how catamaran are built and that makes way more sense. Just my opinion

[@maddocmucmaddocmuc5341]

according to the footage, the hanstaiger sails like a brick. I was surprised that it did not sink. It must have been conceived by someone who has not understood the concept of sailing...🤣🤣🤣

[@gregdamario5808]

Yep, it's a rocking horse in very light seas. Go look at its sales videos.

[@ripharwood4138]

The Dragonfly 40 is a super cool boat. I hate to see it mixed in with some of the others in this video which are either dogs or super yachts. Also, it surprised me to hear the Corsair 880 sleeps 5 people and is air conditioned. It would have to be since they’d be sleeping like sardines.

[@andrewsnedeker8965]

That is not a Neel 51, but a Neel 65.

[@urknuff6887]

Starts nice but getting sick :(

[@Mike-h1k]

The commentary is lacking.One had a twin diesel engine.

[@briank.6482]

The Hanstaig is an abomination built by someone that has never sailed before

[@BrimirMe]

Or by someone who who has, but never wants to sail again. I kind of like it, though, from a engineering/functional perspective, but the sails looks like just an alternate propulsion-method. Would hate to see the ocean "littered" with these things, though.

[@maddocmucmaddocmuc5341]

I own a Neel 45. Would love to see a hanstaiger before it sinks. I would sail circles around it and show my sons how not to build a boat

[@Alexander-zs5rj]

„Hangstaiger“ LOL How wrong multiple Times ! Correction there is only one „ G „ in Hanstaiger ... Bad production ....

[@w17trimaran90]

Pretty hard to stay 'respectful' when the text of this collection is so dismal. Fortunately most listeners will be far better informed and know that this is no 'masterclass' on truly good trimarans. Please, save 'the high performance from sea pressure', for anchor blocks. Full of errors and pure nonsense.*

[@johnsimms9067]

All these sailboat videos are the same: effing flashing images, you can never see any bit of the boat properly.

[@michaelfard1519]

Adastra

[@mcl19632005]

❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍💯💯💯

[@chriskelly6559]

Stop calling it a saloon.

[@dougbeers6123]

That's not a very good promo photo of a tri.

[@rolfeschulz788]

1;36 absolutely the worst design ..........safety was left @ the dock

[@dieseldog00]

Rabbit.

[@maddocmucmaddocmuc5341]

This is a horrible movie. you are mixing up several boats

[@Dh-de9op]

Hanstinker

[@terrygalvin9653]

It’s a pig with wings - amazing but ridiculous and impractical.

[@gregorydamario7977]

@@terrygalvin9653 You obviously know about boats. Not sarcasm.

[@rightright6582]

Neel is the best

[@loslaureles1883]

The BS commentary is awful.

[@dubab.249]

Only the Corsair 880 is good, everything else is stupid, expensive, and unusable except for "look what I have, look what I have"🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@orbiradio2465]

The Dragonfly and Rapido are expensive, but usable. For some other boats you are on the spot.