Boat Review - Farrier F22 Trailerable Trimaran 144 7

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We meet up with Matt Vance to look at the Farrier F22. If you love sailing, and either don't want to keep your boat moored or berthed, or want the freedom of a trailer boat - this is definitely a boat worth checking out. She's not slow either, comfortably achieving 7 knots on the day despite light winds. For all things boating - check out our channel on YouTube We're New Zealand's Number 1 boating magazine, you can subscribe to us - digital or print at http://www.boatingnz.co.nz /// SOCIAL /// Facebook: @boatingnz https://www.facebook.com/boatingnz Instagram: @boatingnz https://www.instagram.com/boatingnz YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmRKYVJHMBkhSkTqjFxfDpw

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CaptainPetrolburner - 3 years ago

Cool furling system for the main sail

Super Wag - 4 years ago

"sails beautifully" and that's a review of a sailboat? Perhaps some figures would be beneficial. Pricing too. After this "review", i will head off to Google for an actual review. It will supplement this advertisement masquerading as a review nicely.

Ronove - 5 years ago

How do you trim the sails while sitting on the trampoline? All the sheets to trim the sails are located in the cockpit.

Aussie Taipan - 5 years ago

I have one, a carbon epoxy F22 built by Melvest Marine in 2011, never yet been in the water. The boat has a carbon mast currently being painted and carbon boom and is the center board style. Ultra light boat. Cannot wait to launch it later this year.