This
line of high-performance multihulls will be among
the fastest boats anywhere for a given size or budget.
A Kurt Hughes Sailing Designs high-performance multi
has the most powerful foil designs, the best hardware
layouts and easily built hulls that are just the right
shapes for whatever the race.
Often,
the time and money saved building hulls can be spent
on better sail-handling hardware, resulting in even
better performance.
High-performance
deck hardware layouts usually require a guru to string
lines on your deck for a week. With our designs you
can already see the computer-drawn Spectra lines running
through your to-scale deck hardware.
While
the multihull press often ignored Pacific Northwest
racing, KHSD multihulls have won many races. In fact,
around here, CHAAK has won more races than
all the other local multis, including a first to finish
in the Swiftsure Classic and a recent Tri-Island race
ahead of an F40 cat and a brace of F boats.
Mark
Ott's 30' plywood trimaran won the 1998 Labor Day
Maui Return Race over a lot of carbon on the following
folders. (Read more about it here;
you'll need the free Adobe
Acrobat Reader if you don't already have it installed.)
Peter
Walford just won the Pender Island Regatta for the
second time in three years, showing folders the back
side of his 15' plywood trimaran, boat-for-boat.
The
office boat is a Formula 40 trimaran that I built.
How many other design offices actually own a racing
multi and use it? |
