About this boat
The Corsair 970, known as the ‘Cruze’ by the yard, is the largest folding trimaran in Corsair Marine’s current range.
Specifications
Dimensions and weight
- Hull length
- 9.70 m
- Length overall
- 9.70 m
- Beam
- 6.88 m
- Draught
- 1.86 m
- Air draft
- 13.44 m
- Weight
- 2,181 kg
- Max. persons
- 8
Hull and construction
- Hull material
- Aluminium
Accommodation
- Berths
- 5
Full description
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The yard positions the model as a compromise between the performance of the older F-31 and the comfort of the 37-foot Corsair, aimed at sailors who wish to undertake longer voyages in a fast multihull.
The total length is 31 feet 10 inches, which is 9.70 metres. When extended, the boat is 22 feet 7 inches wide, equivalent to 6.88 metres; with the floats retracted, it is 8 feet 4 inches wide, equivalent to 2.55 metres. The draught ranges from 1 foot 5 inches with just the hull – equivalent to 0.45 metres – to 6 feet 10 inches with the centreboard down – equivalent to 2.10 metres. The empty weight is 4,808 pounds, equivalent to 2,181 kilograms.
The standard mast measures 44 feet 3 inches, which is 13.5 metres, with 62 square metres of sail area when sailing close-hauled. The Sport version retains the same mast length in aluminium, whilst the Carbon version features a 12-metre mast with 52.7 square metres of sail area.
The certified maximum number of passengers is 8. The Sport and Carbon versions are rig variations with the same hull dimensions and the same weight.




