Pacific Proa: Double-ended, bi-directional sailing multihull with main hull to leeward (~75% displacement) and small hull to weather (~25% displacement)

Apr 8, 2021 · Devotees of modern incarnations of the proa praise them for their speed under minimal sail area and their ability to absorb waves with less slamming and uneven loading …

The unique weight-distribution characteristics of the Pacific proa with the smaller, lighter hull to weather, give it the longest possible waterline for any given weight and rig! Compared to …

Design features in common: structural core, hulls, crossbeams, bridge deck, steering and rig. They differ in arrangements of the cockpit and pilot house with consequent effects on interior …

Jul 20, 2020 · Gaia’s Dream, the 71’ Pacific cargo proa we have reported on before, is up for sale in New South Wales, Australia for AU $79,000 (about US $55,300). Or rather it was - it is now …

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The concept is to make a highly seaworthy small multihull design that combines simplicity, beachability, cost effectiveness plus a small cabin for shelter from the elements.

Mbuli (pronounced em-BOO-lee) is a Pacific proa designed and built by John Harris at CLC in 1999 and 2000. The original design brief called for a lightweight beachcruiser, easy to build, …

Mbuli (pronounced em-BOO-lee) is a Pacific proa designed and built by John Harris in 1999 and 2000. The original design brief called for a lightweight beach cruiser, easy to build, and …

Split into five sections, there are two double cabins either end of the hull. Multiple pipe cots can sleep several more crew or be replaced with cargo (such as food or building supplies and tools …