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Experience new sensations
For those who have been hesitating between a racing dinghy and a catamaran, Ex Aqua brings an exciting alternative: the Astus 14.1 trimaran.
The Astus 14.1 combines the ease of handling and steering of a monohull with the speed of a catamaran. The flared hull and large cockpit provide a dry and comfortable sitting position whilst the floats provide reassuring stability.
Fast, stable and comfortable
Each float, with 80 litres of buoyancy, provides the same righting moment as an adult on a trapeze. This allows the boat to carry more sail on a narrow planing hull and achieve planing speeds more quickly.
Beginners will enjoy a boat capable of picking up speed in light wind whilst being stable and easy to control. The dry and comfortable sitting position allows for long sailing treks.
Experienced sailors will enjoy planing sensations similar to a skiff but with a much shorter learning curve, thanks to the Astus 14.1's ease of use and furling gennaker.
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The Ultimate Dayboat
The Astus 16.1 trimaran was born from the desire to create a family-friendly dayboat offering maximum pleasure with minimum hassle. Its simplicity makes it accessible to novice sailors whilst its high sail area over weight ratio (17.2m² for 240kg) will get even the most experienced sailors excited. The multihull design enables the Astus 16.1 to achieve greater speeds than a monohull effortlessly, increasing the range of places you can reach within a day. Thanks to its simplicity and versatility you will want to take it to your favourite sailing spots all year long.
Watch the Astus 16.1 in action
Simplicity
If you are new to sailing and looking for a boat easy to handle, look no further. The Astus 16.1 has foils built in each float, making a centreboard redundant. Hence you won't need to worry about hitting the bottom: the Astus 16.1's shallow draught (0.25m) will enable you to wander through shallow creeks in total peace of mind.
Reducing sail is easy with the furling jib and boomless mainsail, whilst the optional furling gennaker will take you to exciting speeds without the fuss. The mast can be stepped up and the boat rigged in less than 30 minutes by a single person.
Versatility
The Astus 16.1's floats are mounted on telescopic arms and can be extended or folded within seconds on the water as well as on shore. Thanks to this ingenious design the boat can be launched from narrow slip ways and moored in monohull marina berths, whilst offering full stability on the water with the floats extended.
The large cockpit, with no centreboard well, offers ample accommodation for five people and extra room is provided on the large trampolines. The cabin keeps your belongings dry and safe and can offer refuge to your children should they get cold.
At 240kg (350kg with the trailer), the Astus 16.1 is very light for a boat of its size and can be towed even by a small car.
Safety
If you wish to initiate your children to the fun of sailing, the last thing you want is to scare them away. The Astus 16.1's two floats of 330 litres each give it unique stability. In a stable boat that doesn't heel your young children will be much more confident and free to enjoy the fun, whilst the boomless mainsail means no sore heads after tacking and gybing!
Furthermore, the hull and floats include foam buoyancy, further adding to the boat buoyancy.
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MAGNUM 18
COMPACT SPORT BOAT
Smaller and lighter than its big sister, the new MAGNUM 18 is the most affordable trimaran in the Virusboats range.
Fast in every condition, it can accomodate 4 crew but can easily be assembled, launched and sailed alone.
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The Ultimate Family Boat
Fast, fun and safe, the Astus 20.1 is a friendly trimaran that was designed to offer you, your family and friends endless exhilarating sailing.
With its inherent stability, shallow draught, vast cabin and ample storage capacity, the Astus 20.1 is the ideal partner for sail-camping trips.
And if you wish to take you children or friends with you, no worries: the vast cockpit and comfy trampolines offer plenty of extra sleeping space with ad hoc tents.
Versatility
The Astus 20.1's floats are mounted on telescopic arms and can be extended or folded within seconds on the water as well as on shore. Thanks to this ingenious design the boat can be launched from narrow slip ways and moored in monohull marina berths, whilst offering full stability on the water with the floats extended. The swing centreboard and rudder make it easy and safe to wander into shallow waters.
The large cockpit (3m long, 2.5m between tubes) offers ample accommodation for up to seven people and extra room is provided on the large trampolines.
The large cabin includes a generous 2.20m x 1.10m double berth and plenty of storage capacity, and will keep your children safe and sheltered at sea. An optional portable chemical toilet fits neatly in the cabin, giving your crew all the comfort they would expect on a small cruiser.
If your are looking for a small cruiser that you can easily tow from place to place without changing your car, look no further. At 375kg (500kg with the trailer), the Astus 20.1 is very light for a boat of its size and can be towed by any average family car.
A great feature of the Astus 20.1 is its ability to be sailed single-handedly as well as with a full crew, further increasing its versatility. The mast can be stepped up and the boat rigged in less than 30 minutes by a single person. (record to date: 15 minutes!)
High Performance
The multihull design offers multiple benefits: the floats bring reassuring stability, and as ballast is not needed the boat is very light for its size.
Its inherent stability allows the boat to carry more sail area, and this higher sail area combined with lower weight means much more power (23m² of sails for 375kg). This power enables the Astus 20.1 to reach high speeds effortlessly. (record to date: 18 knots!) Performance can be further increased with the Pentex sails option and a choice of asymmetric spinnaker or furling gennaker.
The multihull design enables the Astus 20.1 to achieve much greater speeds than a monohull, increasing the range of places you can reach within a day.
Safety
If you wish to initiate your children to he fun of sailing, the last thing you want is to scare them away. The Astus 20.1's two floats of 500 litres each give it unique stability. In a stable boat that doesn't heel your young children will be much more confident and free to enjoy the fun. You can plan long raids, safe in the thought that your children will be protected by the high cockpit coamings, and if they ever get cold they will find shelter in the comfy cabin.
The boom is high enough to keep your children's heads safe when tacking and gybing. Furthermore, the hull and floats include foam buoyancy, further adding to the boat buoyancy.
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MAGNUM 21
*Unsinkable Trimaran 21 feet long
*Easy to assemble and disassemble
*Convenience and performance : the new standard in day boat
* NEW "Fast folding system"
"Day boat", "Sports boat" or even "Family boat", as you like.
Convivial, affordable and with outstanding performance it constitutes
quite simply, the new standard for a new genre today.
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MAGNUM 21.S
The sports version of an
exceptionaly gifted day-boat
The Magnum 21 has been fitted with a retractable centre-board instead of a keel. This keeps the weight down and the speed up, and facilitates easy beaching of the boat. The easily retractable centreboard makes sailing Magnum 21 trimarans up to and onto a beach a natural activity.
Boosted version of the MAGNUM 21, the 21.S offer the same comfort and handiness adding more performances in all kind of weather in order to seduce more extreme sailors.
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A project around strict One Class Design, to bring to you the satisfaction of a product without concession not having anything to envy the 60 feet of the pros!
Developed and promoted by Carl Hennix (old of Whitbread) and drawn by Marc LOMBARD with whom one owes many plans of trimarans 60 " Seacart 30 is a true concentrate to know to make technical and should be prone amongst other things has a promising future like boat d%u2019entraînement for large racing stables, for l%u2019instant mainly Anglo-Saxon...
To start again in France the races of multihulls of reasonable size and budget (ex: f28 or f40) but around a one design class, such is the objective of the creation of this boat, but nothing prevents to you during your holidays in family from going to pass a weekend on Houat or Beautiful island, It can make too!
Ten units are in the course of completion and the rules of monotypie are already laid down. A complete circuit of race is in the course of installation.
The regattas promise really d%u2019être enthralling... Venez to join us!
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High-speed sailing in one designs is a rare and much longed for combination. The thought of going upwind at 10 knots or bearing off on one pontoon and reaching 15 knots in only 10 knots of wind is exhilarating to any serious sailor. For sailors with experience in monohulls the step to the SeaCart 30 is a small one except for the dramatic increase in speed. The basic set-up of mainsail, selftacking jib and furling gennaker make boathandling simple and effective.
Built for fast races on open seas or lakes this 930 kg racehorse is still fit for a weekend cruise. The width is on the low side for a multihull to encourage tacking and make sailing tactically interesting.
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