SeaCart 30 Trimaran superior performance weapon offshore and inshore. The SeaCart 30 FCR (Folding Club Racer) have a folding guide system and a gin pole make for fast handling to and from trailer mode. A low weight interior, shorter mast (less sail area than on the SC30 GP), hulls in e-glass (heavier than the SC30 GP) make the FCR both cheaper and easier to adapt to for a less experienced Multihull sailor. SeaCart 30 Trimaran The SeaCart 30 is a trimaran sailboat. A trimaran is a multihulled boat consisting of a main hull (vaka) and two smaller outrigger hulls (amas), attached to the
Trimaran the current US terminology is derived from the Polynesian terminology. Sailing catamarans and trimarans gained popularity during the 1960s and 1970s. Amateur development of the modern sailing trimaran started in 1945 with the efforts of Victor Tchetchet, a Ukrainian émigré to the US, who built two trimarans made of marine plywood, which were about 24 feet (7 metres) long. He is credited with coining the term, "trimaran." In the 1950s and 60s, Arthur Piver designed and built plywood kit trimarans, which were adopted by other homebuilders, but were heavy and not sea-kindly by modern standards. Some of these achieved ocean