Thank you very much, this was not a marketing trick, the enthusiasm was real. First time on a trimaran for test sailor Jens Lindemann and me (behind the camera). And the day could not have been any better, 20 + knots, sunshine and flat water...

i know Im randomly asking but does someone know a way to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb lost the password. I love any tips you can give me.

@Kannon Bradley instablaster ;)

@Camden Mayson thanks for your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process now. I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

Maybe one day!

+Ed Loki There is a video of a Dragonfly 32 passing a 50 foot racing monohull in very rough conditions.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/htB-nLOe27Gzh2w.html Yacht delivery from Flensburg, Germany to Canary Islands. I think they had sea state 6.

Hi Gregory, the "below decks" section starts at 02:52 Enjoy!

@sc1212able Congratulations to your new Corsair 880. I guess it also a lot of fun. I guess it is quite a bit more affordable than the Dragonfly, and on the other hand you don't get that extra premium Scandinavian build quality?

I’d love to see a comparison between the DF28 & corsair 880. Both very intriguing. Was “Scandinavian build quality” a pun? or is there more to the remark and could you explain to this novice.

+Nigel Loller I'm pretty sure it could handle it, the beams that hold the outriggers are really thick.

Bottom line is you should not flip it. As yard owner Jens Quorning explains in this video, it typically happens when people lose their heads while racing.

DrPhlox more than this maybe the 35 foot but even that can be sketchy

look her: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/htB-nLOe27Gzh2w.html It is a '35 Dragonfly on its way to the canary islands in good wind and waves with maximum reefs and 7.5 knots speed. Skipper states he did it this slow for the benefit of the expensive sails (!?) Whatever, hull form or sails, boat does seem fit for u s i n g - i t - a t - l o w - s p e e d in blue water if you do everything very carefully. Very Understandable. If you are forced to drive a Lotus on a bumpy road you would not speed either. This is a Lotus. I had chartered a Tri (neel 45) in the mediterranean sea this summer which is a complete different concept. I do fall for the technical chichi of the dragonfly and the trailerability but I must admit that at beaufort 6 on the large neel 45 I was extremely happy that 13 knots of speed at 50° with jib and main (2 reefs) or 120° with Jib alone did not come at the price of an undercutting ama or even water washing on the bridge. 2 different boats, 2 different concepts, 2 different prices. But if you look at 7:00 in this video you can clearly see that the dragonfly buries the lee ama (it raises its stern out of the water to the rudderblade beeing 50% exposed). This was with Mr. Quorning who does not do anything else than Tri constructing, building and sailing at the helm. But is a very dangerous situation even on flat water. If this happens when going down a wave the boat shall be out of control some seconds later, I presume...

@@maddocmucmaddocmuc5341 at 7:00 Jens Quorning is playing the spinnaker; he eases it a little. The trimaran-novice tester is at the helm.

Sorry, I don't get the question?

Da ist was dran, Kreandi

Dragonflys in general, yes. Don't know about this specific model, but it's possible.

Bluejay Woman : can definitely be sailed with two people. You may want a third person to fly the Asymetric, depending on your skill level. The snuffer makes it fairly easy, however.

I regularly sail her single handed, even with the asymmetric. It’s part of the appeal, being able to do that and helps you get out more often, rather than needing crew.

genau deswegen gibt es mittlerweile ja den 28 Performance, nochmal deutlich schneller und dass nur durch verbesserte Schwimmer/Amas

Get a life whiner