Hi, yes it's possible to lower the sail if you needed to when on the water, but not the mast. Please take a look at www minicatamaran.eu for the full technical details
Thanks, there are a lot of low bridges around Montreal island. It’s the mast I need to lower, easily. Capsize is the other option, but I’d rather stay dry.
@@minicat-sailing The shrouds are directly pulling on the inflatable hull instead of pulling on the frame? I m worried this could break. Is the trampoline just glued to the hulls?
@@boejiden the trampoline is attached to the frame. Please visit: www.minicatamaran.eu where you'll find all the technical details and images and also see here videos of assembly where you can study the construction. Cheers Team MiniCat
Less to do and faster than the earlier model I have. More thoughtful engineering.
I have just ordered it. still waiting for delivery. It would be awesome hopping on the 310 in gulf of Thailand.
Looks good.
Found it!! Great improvement! I’m interested
Hey James, great to hear that, hope you're having a fun Christmas. Hit us up if you need some more info. Cheers Sam - sam@minicatamaran.eu
The shrouds are directly pulling on the inflatable hull instead of pulling on the frame? I m worried this could break....
Very Compact, but also very HEAVY all in one bag, 35 kg in one bag, i donˋt want this to carry
It's no problem, we offer an option of a bag with wheels, if preferred
Is it possible to lower the mast whilst on the water?
Hi, yes it's possible to lower the sail if you needed to when on the water, but not the mast. Please take a look at www minicatamaran.eu for the full technical details
Thanks, there are a lot of low bridges around Montreal island. It’s the mast I need to lower, easily. Capsize is the other option, but I’d rather stay dry.
You know the best solution then.. wait for great wind, go like hell and flip it up on one hull while you scoot under the bridge 😂😂
@@minicat-sailing The shrouds are directly pulling on the inflatable hull instead of pulling on the frame? I m worried this could break. Is the trampoline just glued to the hulls?
@@boejiden the trampoline is attached to the frame.
Please visit: www.minicatamaran.eu where you'll find all the technical details and images and also see here videos of assembly where you can study the construction.
Cheers Team MiniCat
Cost is $5000 us dollars
ridiculous price