Trailertri 720

Designed by renowned multihull architect Ian Farrier in 1980, this distinctive trimaran represents an early example of his innovative approach to trailerable multihull sailing. The boat's plywood construction and plans-built nature made high-performance multihull sailing accessible to amateur builders and budget-conscious sailors seeking the speed advantages of three hulls. With its fractional sloop rig and centerboard configuration, the Trailertri 720 delivers impressive performance for coastal cruising and daysailing. The generous beam of over 16 feet provides exceptional stability and interior volume while maintaining trailer compatibility. Farrier's design philosophy emphasizes ease of handling and forgiving sailing characteristics, making this trimaran suitable for sailors transitioning from monohulls to multihull sailing. The boat's moderate displacement and substantial sail area create a lively sailing experience with excellent upwind ability thanks to the centerboard system. While primarily intended for coastal waters and protected bays, the design's inherent stability and seaworthiness have proven capable of more adventurous sailing in experienced hands. The Trailertri 720 remains a testament to Farrier's ability to create practical, affordable multihulls that don't compromise on sailing performance or build quality.

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