Erik Lerouge is well known for his highly seaworthy, performance multihulls - undeniable qualities that the architect defends thanks to an uncompromising vision. The Libertist 853, for example, was launched in a first version with fixed linking arms - simpler, stiffer, lighter... However, Erik was well aware that customers would end up asking for “the same, but in a folding version”. Well, here is this long-awaited new version!
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Test location: Les Sables d’Olonne, FranceConditions: 8 to 12 knots of wind, slight chop The problem of the lack of marina slips for multihulls in most of the world’s major yachting regions, and the explosion in prices as soon as the width of a slip starts to get anywhere near its length, logically revives the relevance of the variable-geometry trimaran inventions of pioneers Ian Farrier and Borge Quörning. In the 1980s/1990s, the main objective was to facilitate the transport and wintering of small, economical multihulls - the operation required a good half-day and two strong men to dismantle…
