About this boat
The Corsair 760 is the smallest folding trimaran from Corsair Marine, a brand that builds its boats in Vietnam. The yard describes the model as a ‘pocket cruiser’: a boat that fits on a trailer, is ready to sail in no time, and yet offers the speed of a proper trimaran.
Specifications
Dimensions and weight
- Hull length
- 7.39 m
- Length overall
- 7.39 m
- Beam
- 5.46 m
- Draught
- 1.60 m
- Weight
- 950 kg
- Max. persons
- 7
Hull and construction
- Hull material
- GRP
Full description
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This model is aimed at sailors who want to compete in regattas or go on short trips without a permanent berth.
The total length is 24 feet 3 inches, which is 7.39 metres. When unfolded, the boat is 17 feet 11 inches wide, equivalent to 5.46 metres; with the floats folded in, the width is reduced to 8 feet 2 inches, equivalent to 2.50 metres, meaning the boat fits within the road width. The draught ranges from 1 foot with the centreboard up, equivalent to 0.30 metres, to 5 feet 3 inches with the centreboard down, equivalent to 1.60 metres. The empty weight is 2,094 pounds, equivalent to 950 kilograms.
The boat has a mast measuring 34 feet 5 inches – equivalent to 10.5 metres – with 38.1 square metres of sail area when sailing close-hauled. In practice, an outboard motor on a transom bracket is used.
In addition to the standard model, the yard offers a Sport version with a carbon-fibre mast and a lighter 760R with an unladen weight of 1,795 pounds – equivalent to 816 kilograms – and a certified maximum capacity of 10 people. The standard version is certified for 7 people.




