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2021 Weta 4.4 Trimaran
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2021 Weta Trimaran. Barely used, new price 19,500. Super stable, easy to sail and incredibly fast. Hit speeds of 20 knots (23 mph). Road King Trailer and beach dolly included. View Wetas in action on Youtube! Amazing design.
Rig and Sails
Auxilary power, accomodations, calculations.
The theoretical maximum speed that a displacement hull can move efficiently through the water is determined by it's waterline length and displacement. It may be unable to reach this speed if the boat is underpowered or heavily loaded, though it may exceed this speed given enough power. Read more.
Classic hull speed formula:
Hull Speed = 1.34 x √LWL
Max Speed/Length ratio = 8.26 ÷ Displacement/Length ratio .311 Hull Speed = Max Speed/Length ratio x √LWL
Sail Area / Displacement Ratio
A measure of the power of the sails relative to the weight of the boat. The higher the number, the higher the performance, but the harder the boat will be to handle. This ratio is a "non-dimensional" value that facilitates comparisons between boats of different types and sizes. Read more.
SA/D = SA ÷ (D ÷ 64) 2/3
SA : Sail area in square feet, derived by adding the mainsail area to 100% of the foretriangle area (the lateral area above the deck between the mast and the forestay).
D : Displacement in pounds.
Ballast / Displacement Ratio
A measure of the stability of a boat's hull that suggests how well a monohull will stand up to its sails. The ballast displacement ratio indicates how much of the weight of a boat is placed for maximum stability against capsizing and is an indicator of stiffness and resistance to capsize.
Ballast / Displacement * 100
Displacement / Length Ratio
A measure of the weight of the boat relative to it's length at the waterline. The higher a boat’s D/L ratio, the more easily it will carry a load and the more comfortable its motion will be. The lower a boat's ratio is, the less power it takes to drive the boat to its nominal hull speed or beyond. Read more.
D/L = (D ÷ 2240) ÷ (0.01 x LWL)³
D: Displacement of the boat in pounds.
LWL: Waterline length in feet
Comfort Ratio
This ratio assess how quickly and abruptly a boat’s hull reacts to waves in a significant seaway, these being the elements of a boat’s motion most likely to cause seasickness. Read more.
Comfort ratio = D ÷ (.65 x (.7 LWL + .3 LOA) x Beam 1.33 )
D: Displacement of the boat in pounds
LOA: Length overall in feet
Beam: Width of boat at the widest point in feet
Capsize Screening Formula
This formula attempts to indicate whether a given boat might be too wide and light to readily right itself after being overturned in extreme conditions. Read more.
CSV = Beam ÷ ³√(D / 64)
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Compact Weta Trimaran Screeches Past the Big Boys on Biscayne Bay
Mini-multihull with aerospace-like attention to detail fills niche of high-performance day sailor.
The new Weta trimaran is designed in New Zealand, built in China, and imported into the U.S. by Nor Banks Sailing of Duck, N.C.
Photo by Billy Black
When it comes to the pure love of sailing, its hard to beat a small, light efficient boat whose sole mission is to harness the wind rather than provide a home afloat. And now that Hobie and others are moving toward heavy, flexible, roto-molded plastic, and lower performance “beach boats,” its no surprise that a new mini-multihull has come along to fill the niche.
During the few days immediately following the Miami Boat Show in February, Biscayne Bay, Fla., becomes a multihull playground where shallow-draft cats and tris strut their stuff. In a David-and-Goliath replay, the 14-foot-6-inch long Weta trimaran streaked like an agile mouse amidst a herd of elephants. The big cruising cats certainly offer sumptuous accommodations, but they lumbered in the fickle 10- to 12-knot breeze that touched down and lifted off the bays green water. At the same time, the Weta 4.4 scooted off on double-digit reaches, accelerating with each puff, and ghosted through the lulls. If enjoying an active sailing experience on Miamis aquatic frontyard was the plan of the day, the Weta won hands-down.
Conceived in New Zealand by father-and-son team Roger and Chris Kitchen, and designed with collaborative help from a handful of experienced sailors, this elegantly simple and finely built boat is a glowing example of mission accomplished. The company principals, an ex-mathematics teacher and his highly skilled Laser-racing son, bridged both a generation and engineering gap, and came up with the performance boat both had envisioned. The big challenge, however, was in creating a cost-effective boat with the strength-to-weight ratio needed for performance sailing. And a good part of the Wetas challenge was to mate an efficient design concept with the careful use of high-tech and mainstream materials along with exacting composite boatbuilding techniques.
Construction
A carbon-fiber and E-glass tubular framework connects the outer amas to the hull and successfully spreads rig and hull loads. The mast and sprit are also made of carbon fiber, but the light, stiff hull structure, daggerboard, and rudder are built using less-costly E-glass and Divinycell foam. Wetas key to fabrication success stems from the builders aerospace-like attention to detail. Vacuum-bagging and strict resin control results in the elimination of resin puddling and sloppy glasswork in hard-to-get-at areas, and offers excellent weight control. The 220-pound boat is as lean and fat free as a long-distance runner, yet retains the strength and stiffness needed in a high-performance sailboat. These boats are built in China, and they represent a new trend in Asian boatbuilding, an industry once known only for thick, resin-rich laminates and carved teak trailboards.
The deck layout and hardware selection make absolute sense, and show the value of continual input from accomplished small-boat sailors. Not only is there sensible layout of the sheet leads, cleats, and control lines, but all the gear works from either inboard or outboard hiking locations. When you first climb aboard the trimaran, youll find that theres plenty of room for two seated on the comfortable side deck of the main hull, and theres even room for big feet and the mainsheet tail in the full-length cockpit well. Sitting out to windward on the canvas trampoline, the tiller extension and sheet leads make sail trimming and screacher control a snap. Its hard to make a small boat really roomy, but the Wetas wide canvas side deck extension and main hull create plenty of room for a couple and a cooler.
Photo by Ralph Naranjo
The success of this pocket-sized trimaran also stems from its sailplan, a triple threat of main, jib, and easy-handling, furling screacher. The boomless mainsail, made by windsurfer sailmaker Gaastra, incorporates five full tubular battens that control draft and allow the mainsheet to be attached to a well-reinforced clew rather than a conventional boom. Its sculpted foot allows a crew to easily duck under during tacks but still keeps sail area maximized. Gaastra transferred quite a bit of its “go fast” sail shaping into the sailplan, including light tubular batten technology and X-ply and monofilm sail material. The high-tech Gaastra sail package, like the Harken hardware and carbon sprit and mast are all standard, and the result is a package primed for performance.
The upwind sailplan is that of a classic multihull with a big main (75 square feet) and small jib (23 square feet) providing enough drive to make ghosting in light air more than a possibility. Thanks to this efficient sailplan, tight sheeting angle, and a foil-shaped daggerboard, the boat points quite well-more like a one-design dinghy than a multihull. Steer a little wider and the roller furled “screacher” can add a virtual turbo boost. This 60-square-foot gennaker deploys like any roller furler but is trimmed via a single sheet led through both port and starboard leads. As a result, there is much less line to cope with and no sheet tails to drag in the water. To date, the top recorded speed has been 16.5 knots.
The ride is both exhilarating and responsive, sort of like sit-down windsurfing, lots of speed but fewer gymnastics. The helm is fingertip light, and the boats responsiveness takes a little getting used to in order to avoid oversteering. The slight up angle of the amas keeps the windward ama out of the water most of the time, reducing drag. Spray flies, and the boats proximity to the waters surface delivers an enhanced sensation of speed. In a way, it makes sailing more of a contact sport, best suited for warm water and sunny skies. Extending the sailing season means a commitment to good drysuit or wetsuit technology.
Putting the boat away is expedited by the handy beach dolly that comes as a standard component of the new boat. It captures the main hull and locks it in place for quick de-rigging or beach storage. It also eliminates the tendency to scar the hulls by dragging them up and down the beach. Rigging, and its end-of-session reversal, takes less than 20 minutes. This includes assembling the amas and hull, stepping the mast and sprit, and setting the sails. The boats user-friendliness is a tribute to the designers. Whether or not you enjoy multihull sailing, its hard not to give high marks to a well-thought-out sailboat.
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“Life’s better with a Weta” they say! The Weta is a fun, fast and easy Trimaran that appeals to sailors of all ages and abilities.
10 reasons to love sailing your Weta!
Incredible stability
High performance – speed up to 20 knots
Simple rig – no boom
Versatility – sail solo or together
Lightweight yet robust
Compact storage
No abs of steel required
Rig and launch by yourself in 20 minutes
Proven New Zealand design
Capsize resistant and easy to recover
The fun bit – getting out and fast on the water – is easy, too, with the boat designed for ease of handling whether you’re a seasoned skipper or an enthusiastic novice. The three-sail design, boomless rig and minimum control lines mean you can make the most of the wind single-handedly, and even with the family on board, you can tack like a monohull but speed like a multihull, with absolute ease.
And when you’ve had all the fun you can take, everything packs down quickly and easily and stores on a surprisingly small footprint.
SAILING FOR EVERYONE Unlike other dinghies, the Weta is the boat everyone can use – in almost any conditions – all in one compact, easy package.
READY TO SAIL The Weta comes with everything you need to go sailing – three sails, custom aluminum beach trolley, sail bags, carbon rudder stock, carbon foils and custom foil bag.
COMPACT DESIGN The Weta packs down to the footprint of a Laser on a custom fit, lightweight beach trolley.
FAST AND EASY SETUP Lightweight and simple, rig and launch by yourself in 20 minutes.
ONE DESIGN CLASS Weta has an active strong base of racing fleets across the world.
CUSTOM HULL COLOURS Stand out from the crowd with a custom color options.
SAILS FOR EVERY WIND STRENGTH Redesigned by Norths in 2017, the bi-radial cut mainsails provide manageable high performance in all conditions. The Standard 8.3sqm Sail is great for beginners or strong winds. The Square Top (SQ) 9.3sqm Sail gives more speed in light winds and effortless power up to 20 knots.
UNCOMPLICATED DECK LAYOUT Screecher furler cleat on cockpit side, swaged stays, Liros ropes and optional hiking strap.
NO FITNESS FANATICS REQUIRED In most dinghies you quickly get tired when the wind gets up, but the Weta is comfortable to sail in nearly all conditions, whatever your ability or mobility.
SLEEK FLOATS With a vertical join, the clean look float has strong internal construction. Killwell carbon beams enable a precision fit with the main hull.
NORTH SAILS Proven quality, worldwide service.
PRECISION CENTRECASE Xtreme Sailing Products have 20+ years experience building quality sailboats, including the F18, 29er, 420 and Taser.
DRY HATCHES Quality Nairn hatches for a tight seal.
CUSTOM BLOCKS Captive carbon pads with Ronstan blocks for better trampoline alignment.
ROBUST RUDDER BAR & GUDGEONS Engineered for strength and durability.
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14’5″ / 4.4m
11’6″ / 3.5m
5’7″ / 1.7m
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40lb / 17.5kg
89sq ft / 8.3sq m
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Weta Trimaran Best Dinghy
By Dave Reed
Updated: January 27, 2010
Weta BOTY 368
It happens every year with BOTY: one of the smaller boats in the lineup reminds the judges of the pure exhilaration of fast, small-boat sailing. This year, that boat was the Weta Trimaran, which gave the J/95 a serious run for the overall title. If there’s one boat that will get any sailor excited about multihull sailing, and small-boat sailing in general, it’s this New Zealand import. It’s quick, solidly built, incredibly stable and forgiving, and easier to rig than a Laser. When it comes to the fun meter, the Weta has it pegged.
On hand in Annapolis for the pre-sail briefing was the Weta’s creator, New Zealander Chris Kitchen, who enlightened the judges on the long, grueling development of his 14-foot trimaran, a project that he and his father started in their garage back in 2003. We’re thankful for their dogged persistence.
There are now more than 300 Wetas sailing, approximately 75 of which are in the United States. Once the judges got their hands on the yellow boat come test day, they quickly understood why: “It’s really well built, but the best thing about this boat was sailing it,” said Holby. “If I could have taken out any of the other boats again, this would have been the one.” To get his turn on the Weta, though, he had to pry it out of the hands of Allen, who was first to beach launch and quickly disappeared out of sight, tearing across the Chesapeake Bay under main, jib, and screecher.
Trimarans are unique sailing craft, which have characteristics that take getting used to: in high winds, pitchpoling and hobby-horsing can be problematic, but all the judges confirmed the Weta had no such tendencies in the short chop and 20-knot gusts.
“The thing goes like it’s on rails,” said Allen.
Because of the Weta’s prolonged development, the boat is highly refined in terms of its setup and sail-control systems. The judges got it off its trailer (mostly dissembled), rigged, and were sailing in less than 20 minutes. The floats (with carbon frames) slot into reinforced holes in the main hull, and simple tensioning lines lock them in (as does the rig when the shrouds are attached). Once they stepped the 9-pound carbon rig, lashed the screecher to the carbon sprit, raised the sails (with external halyards), dropped in the carbon kick-up rudder, and ran the sheets, they were off and blazing. An International 14-type tinkerer’s boat this is not; it’s a sail-it-out-of-the-box, one-design gem.
One example of its versatility is the ability to adjust the sailplan for the desired use. Too much breeze? Go the main alone. The judges sailed the boat with and without the jib, and neither configuration disappointed. In fact, nothing about the Weta disappointed, except, of course, having to hand it back.
Judges’ P.O.V. • The most fun boat of the week • Easy set up • Quality construction
Test conditions: 15 to 20 knots, steep chop Recommended use: One-design racing, day sailing Recommended race crew: 1 to 2 (440 lbs. capacity) Stats: LOA 14’5″ Beam 11’6″ DSPL 275 lbs. SA (u/d) 124/334 sq.ft. Price: $10,995 (includes custom trailer and dolly combination) Contact: www.wetamarine.com
View our photo gallery of the Weta underway here .
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• Incredible stability • High performance - speed up to 20 knots • Simple rig - no boom • Versatility - sail solo or together • Lightweight yet robust • Compact storage • No abs of steel required • Rig and launch by yourself in 20 minutes • Proven New Zealand design • Capsize resistant and easy to recover
The Wētā is a very social boat. So while we are serious about design, craftsmanship, and the materials we use, the objective is fun. Even if you’re racing your Wētā in serious competitions, we want to make sure you’re enjoying yourself. And if you want to introduce kids – or anyone – to the joys of sailing, a Wētā is the perfect boat. Deliberately crafted for stability and versatility, the Wētā is easy to sail with the family. The kids feel safe, and they learn the most important thing about sailing: that it’s tons of fun!
One of the greatest feelings when you’re out on the water in a Wētā is exhilaration. Everyone loves to go fast! An excellent sea boat, a Wētā is built for speed. And it’s built from lightweight, high tech materials, meaning a Wētā is sturdy, stable, but light, ensuring even in gentle winds this beautifully balanced and responsive boat can get some sensational speeds up. With a bit of a breeze on you can reach speeds of 20 knots. Now that’s some serious fun.
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Lightweight and simple, rig and launch by yourself.
Sail solo or mix it up with the family.
One of the driving aims when designing the Wētā was to build it from materials that were robust, but lightweight, so that a Wētā could be assembled, sailed and rigged easily by one person. The simple but clever custom beach trolley and 6kg, two-piece mast make moving, launching, rigging and storing a Wētā a breeze!
The fun bit – getting out and fast on the water – is easy, too, with the boat designed for ease of handling whether you’re a seasoned skipper or an enthusiastic novice. The three-sail design, boomless rig and minimum control lines mean you can make the most of the wind single-handedly, and even with the family on board, you can tack like a monohull but speed like a multihull, with absolute ease.
And when you’ve had all the fun you can take, everything packs down quickly and easily and stores on a surprisingly small footprint.
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The Weta is the multipurpose premium multihull for maximum fun
10 reasons to love sailing your Wētā!
• Incredible stability • High performance – speed up to 20 knots • Simple rig – no boom • Versatility – sail solo or together • Lightweight yet robust • Compact storage • No abs of steel required • Rig and launch by yourself in 20 minutes • Proven New Zealand design • Capsize resistant and easy to recover
The Wētā is a very social boat. So while we are serious about design, craftsmanship, and the materials we use, the objective is fun. Even if you’re racing your Wētā in serious competitions, we want to make sure you’re enjoying yourself. And if you want to introduce kids – or anyone – to the joys of sailing, a Wētā is the perfect boat. Deliberately crafted for stability and versatility, the Wētā is easy to sail with the family. The kids feel safe, and they learn the most important thing about sailing: that it’s tons of fun!
One of the greatest feelings when you’re out on the water in a Wētā is exhilaration. Everyone loves to go fast! An excellent sea boat, a Wētā is built for speed. And it’s built from lightweight, high tech materials, meaning a Wētā is sturdy, stable, but light, ensuring even in gentle winds this beautifully balanced and responsive boat can get some sensational speeds up. With a bit of a breeze on you can reach speeds of 20 knots. Now that’s some serious fun.
One of the driving aims when designing the Wētā was to build it from materials that were robust, but lightweight, so that a Wētā could be assembled, sailed and rigged easily by one person. The simple but clever custom beach trolley and 6kg, two-piece mast make moving, launching, rigging and storing a Wētā a piece of cake!
The fun bit – getting out and fast on the water – is easy, too, with the boat designed for ease of handling whether you’re a seasoned skipper or an enthusiastic novice. The three-sail design, boomless rig and minimum control lines mean you can make the most of the wind single-handedly, and even with the family on board, you can tack like a monohull but speed like a multihull, with absolute ease.
And when you’ve had all the fun you can take, everything packs down quickly and easily and stores on a surprisingly small footprint.
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Weta Trimaran. November 21, 2016 by Sail1Design Editor Leave a Comment. Conceived and designed in New Zealand, over 1,300 Weta trimarans have been sold worldwide since it was launched with a splash over 11 years ago. Hand-crafted - this is no "machine-built boat" - the fibreglass/carbon composite construction delivers the perfect ...
Lightweight and simple, rig and launch by yourself in 20 minutes.
2019 Wētā Trimaran - Fun. Fast. Easy. Sailing for you and your family! ... Mike Bullôt - Double World Champion, New Zealand Olympic Laser Sailor. Reviews. August 2019. KAZI Magazine. March 2015. Boating New Zealand Feature. February 2015. 2015 Weta Owner Review. October 2014. 2014 Weta Owner Review. September 2012. Yachts and Yachting Review ...
Weta Trimarans
Finally after a crazy year of lockdowns and uncooperative weather we had a weekend of great sailing despite a tough first day. When you have dedicated Weta s...
WETA trimaran
WETA trimaran. NZ$14,000. Listed 4 days ago. 4 days ago. in Rotorua. Message. Message. Save. Save. Share. Details. Condition. Used - like new. Amazing sailing vessel for both beginners and advanced sailors. Simple to use and rides smoothly at high speeds. In great condition excluding small chips in the gel coat. Comes with boat a road trailor ...
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DSPL 275 lbs. SA (u/d) 124/334 sq.ft. Price: $10,995 (includes custom. trailer and dolly combination) Contact: www.wetamarine.com. View our photo gallery of the Weta underway here. Advertisement ...
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Trade Me has 649 listings for Yachts for sale. Get detailed vehicle info, view photos, and do a quick background check so you can buy with confidence today. Skip to site navigation Skip to main ... NZ Registered Ship . Great Barrier Island, Auckland . 14.0 m length . Asking price . $100,000 . Private seller Hanse 355 2011 3 Cabin . North Shore ...
Boats We Sail
The Hobie catamaran is an international class, seen worldwide. Built of fiberglass and with no centre-boards, these boats are ideally suited to sailing on the Estuary. The Club has both the 14 and 16 in our fleet. The Hobie 14 can be sailed by one crew, while the Hobie 16 is usually sailed by a crew of two. The Weta trimaran is a New Zealand ...
10 reasons to love sailing your Wētā!
An excellent sea boat, a Wētā is built for speed. And it's built from lightweight, high tech materials, meaning a Wētā is sturdy, stable, but light, ensuring even in gentle winds this beautifully balanced and responsive boat can get some sensational speeds up. With a bit of a breeze on you can reach speeds of 20 knots. Now that's some ...
For Sale By Owner
2021 Weta Trimaran for sale. New in June. Sailed three times. Custom cover. New Genesis Trailer. Beach Trolley. Traverse City, MI . $15,000. 2021 brand new Weta and sails and road king trailer. Never been in water, always garaged [email protected] 515-346-2834 $13,000.
Weta UK
The Weta is the multipurpose premium multihull for maximum fun. Search Icon. ... • Proven New Zealand design • Capsize resistant and easy to recover. Fun. The Wētā is a very social boat. So while we are serious about design, craftsmanship, and the materials we use, the objective is fun. Even if you're racing your Wētā in serious ...
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Browse new and used Weta Sail Boats for sale on Trade Me Motors, NZ's largest range of vehicles for sale. Listings to match your price range and location. ... Weta Trimaran - premium multihull for maximum fun . North Shore, Auckland . 4.4 m length . Asking price . $23,442 . 1 ;
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A robust and versatile trimaran. Learn More . Latest News & Events. August 01st, 2024. East Coast Piers Race - An Event of Two Halves. August 27th, 2024. 2024 Anglesey Offshore Dinghy Race. September 16th, 2024. Sail-World - Action on water and ashore at Ocean Dynamics and Mount Gay Airlie Beach Race Week.
Find Your Local Wētā Trimaran dealer. Why Wētā ; The Boat ; Our Story ; Wētā in Action ... Where to Buy; Wētā Owners; News & Events; Reviews; Back. New Zealand. www.wetamarine.com. Address. Weta Marine HQ Campbells Bay, North Shore, Auckland, New Zealand ... Cell: +64 027 624 4237 Ph: +64 9 479 5302 [email protected] Email » Contact ...
Listed Jun 12. $12,750 USD. Seller's Description. 2021 Weta Trimaran. Barely used, new price 19,500. Super stable, easy to sail and incredibly fast. Hit speeds of 20 knots (23 mph). Road King Trailer and beach dolly included. View Wetas in action on Youtube!
Trade Me has 102 listings for Multihull for sale. Get detailed vehicle info, view photos, and do a quick background check so you can buy with confidence today. ... Weta Trimaran - premium multihull for maximum fun . North Shore, Auckland . 4.4 m length . Asking price . $23,442 ... Homes.co.nz ; OneHub for agents ; Services ; Trades ; Domestic ...
During the few days immediately following the Miami Boat Show in February, Biscayne Bay, Fla., becomes a multihull playground where shallow-draft cats and tris strut their stuff. In a David-and-Goliath replay, the 14-foot-6-inch long Weta trimaran streaked like an agile mouse amidst a herd of elephants. The big cruising cats certainly offer ...
The Weta is a fun, fast and easy Trimaran that appeals to sailors of all ages and abilities. 10 reasons to love sailing your Weta! Incredible stability. High performance - speed up to 20 knots. Simple rig - no boom. Versatility - sail solo or together. Lightweight yet robust.
Wētā Trimarans. 3,459 likes · 23 talking about this. The boat everyone can sail. Life's Better with a Wētā!
2016 Weta for sale (Awaiting moderation) Started by: KirkV. 0; 0; 1 month, 1 week ago. KirkV. 2021 Weta with Reid custom trailer for sale - Auckland, NZ. Started by: msweeney. 0; 0; 2 months ago. msweeney. For Sale #739. Started by: Ericvmd. 1; 0; ... 2012 Weta trimaran for sale (#739) in SF Bay Area CA.
Buy trimarans in New Zealand. Trimarans for sale in New Zealand on DailyBoats.com are listed for a range of prices, valued from $152,427 on the more basic models to $152,427 for the most expensive. The boats can differ in size from 12.9 m to 12.9 m. The oldest one built in 2000 year. This page features Trimaran boats located in countries: New ...
Weta Trimaran. November 21, 2016 by Sail1Design Editor Leave a Comment. Conceived and designed in New Zealand, over 1,300 Weta trimarans have been sold worldwide since it was launched with a splash over 11 years ago. Hand-crafted - this is no "machine-built boat" - the fibreglass/carbon composite construction delivers the perfect ...
2019 Wētā Trimaran - Fun. Fast. Easy. Sailing for you and your family! ... Mike Bullôt - Double World Champion, New Zealand Olympic Laser Sailor. Reviews. August 2019. KAZI Magazine. March 2015. Boating New Zealand Feature. February 2015. 2015 Weta Owner Review. October 2014. 2014 Weta Owner Review. September 2012. Yachts and Yachting Review ...
Finally after a crazy year of lockdowns and uncooperative weather we had a weekend of great sailing despite a tough first day. When you have dedicated Weta s...
WETA trimaran. NZ$14,000. Listed 4 days ago. 4 days ago. in Rotorua. Message. Message. Save. Save. Share. Details. Condition. Used - like new. Amazing sailing vessel for both beginners and advanced sailors. Simple to use and rides smoothly at high speeds. In great condition excluding small chips in the gel coat. Comes with boat a road trailor ...
DSPL 275 lbs. SA (u/d) 124/334 sq.ft. Price: $10,995 (includes custom. trailer and dolly combination) Contact: www.wetamarine.com. View our photo gallery of the Weta underway here. Advertisement ...
All Weta Trimaran boats for sale in New Zealand. 0 Pages: . Boats for sale by continent. Africa; Asia; Europe; North America; Oceania
Trade Me has 649 listings for Yachts for sale. Get detailed vehicle info, view photos, and do a quick background check so you can buy with confidence today. Skip to site navigation Skip to main ... NZ Registered Ship . Great Barrier Island, Auckland . 14.0 m length . Asking price . $100,000 . Private seller Hanse 355 2011 3 Cabin . North Shore ...
The Hobie catamaran is an international class, seen worldwide. Built of fiberglass and with no centre-boards, these boats are ideally suited to sailing on the Estuary. The Club has both the 14 and 16 in our fleet. The Hobie 14 can be sailed by one crew, while the Hobie 16 is usually sailed by a crew of two. The Weta trimaran is a New Zealand ...
An excellent sea boat, a Wētā is built for speed. And it's built from lightweight, high tech materials, meaning a Wētā is sturdy, stable, but light, ensuring even in gentle winds this beautifully balanced and responsive boat can get some sensational speeds up. With a bit of a breeze on you can reach speeds of 20 knots. Now that's some ...
2021 Weta Trimaran for sale. New in June. Sailed three times. Custom cover. New Genesis Trailer. Beach Trolley. Traverse City, MI . $15,000. 2021 brand new Weta and sails and road king trailer. Never been in water, always garaged [email protected] 515-346-2834 $13,000.
The Weta is the multipurpose premium multihull for maximum fun. Search Icon. ... • Proven New Zealand design • Capsize resistant and easy to recover. Fun. The Wētā is a very social boat. So while we are serious about design, craftsmanship, and the materials we use, the objective is fun. Even if you're racing your Wētā in serious ...