With the Seaon 96, the Baltic confirms its position as the melting pot for fast trimarans which can be dismantled and folded. The place’s geography makes it particularly attractive for multihulls (despite capricious weather conditions), but is that enough to explain such creativity?
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History of the Seaon
Stephan Törnblom has been designing trimarans since the middle of the 90s; their names are Guépard (8m), Gazelle (11m), T35 Nexus. This choice perfectly illustrates the attitude of Baltic sailors with respect to their multihulls: they develop trimarans for the speed and stability potential and they all fold and have daggerboards so they can be beached everywhere and to simplify transport. All of these characteristics assist road transport, packing into a container, craning and more generally, living with a multihull. Above all, they allow you to…
