SeaRail 19

Together time. Photo, Peter McGowan.

SeaRail 19

Family time. Photo, Peter McGowan.

SeaRail 19

Freedom time. Photo, Peter McGowan.

SeaRail 19

Thinking time. Photo, Peter McGowan.

SeaRail 19

Trailerable. Photo, Peter McGowan.

SeaRail 19

SeaRail 19.

Thursday, 6 April 2017

VIDEO - 2017 BROWN'S BAY MN


The SeaRail-19 out playing in light air. Weighing in at only 700 pounds fully laden the SR-19 turns those under 10 knot Summer days into pure EXCITEMENT. The SeaRail remains the highest performance least expensive small trailer trimaran on the market today. A complete package (Base Boat, Main, R/F Jib, Spinnaker, and Trailer) list for $31,500.00 FOB Illinois. You will find this is an exceptional deal. For more information please drop us a line.

Tuesday, 4 October 2016

2017 SeaRail-19 now includes an “On-the-Water Folding System”

Wow! It just keeps getting better. The Nigel Irens-designed SeaRail-19 will now come complete with an “On-the-Water Folding System.”


The SR-19’s new folding system is widely based on the f-boat system and is engineered using triangulation methods, allowing for the use of much lighter material while increasing its overall strength. This new folding system will only add 8 pounds to the SeaRail’s overall sailing weight - bringing that weight to just over 700 pounds (fully laden). To prevent drag which has plagued similar systems, the new SR-19 system is mounted above the hull chine, well away from the flow line.

The SeaRail-19 remains the lightest, highest performance, least expensive, small trailerable trimaran in its class.  

We are currently offering our  
2017 Regatta Ready Package  
For $31,500.00 USD 
Package includes:  Base Boat with Main, Roller Furling Jib, Furling Spinnaker, All Running Rigging and the Road Trailer 
FOB Southern Illinois or South East Asia. We’re able to ship 1 or 2 complete boats in a 20-foot container and up to 5 complete boats in a 40-foot container.  For more information, contact: Phil Medley at pmedley@searail19.com or call Phil at SeaRail USA Inc. 618-910-0339  



SeaRail-19

SeaRail-19 
Performance by Choice   

Sunday, 2 August 2015

AWESOME VIDEO - A MUST SEE - SEARAIL-19 CARLYLE LAKE

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Monday, 6 April 2015

SEARAIL-19 TO BE DISPLAYED AT THE GULFCOAST YACHT AND BOAT SHOW

Come join Don Wigston of Team Windcraft April 9th -12th at the GulfCoast Yacht and Boat Show being held at the new 43 million dollar Gulfport Municipal Marina in Gulfport Mississippi. Find out why the Nigel Irens designed SeaRail-19’s performance and price are unmatched.
 
The SR-19 One Design will be displayed in the water near the main entrance to the show. For more information or to schedule a demo sail please contact Don at:
Windcraft Multihull
120 Point Comfort Rd
Mary Esther, FL 32569
(404) 307 9121
SeaRail-19  Performance by Choice

 

Friday, 20 February 2015

SEARAIL-19 ONE DESIGN PRODUCTION UPDATE AND REGATTA READY SPECIAL


The SeaRail-19 program had an excellent 2014 with 10 boats now delivered and 5 scheduled to arrive in the Midwest this Spring. We are totally committed to building the most affordable, high quality, and high performing, One~Design Trimaran fleet on the market. With a team compiled of some of the highest-regarded individuals in the multihull industry and over 2 ½ years of on the water, development the SR-19 has evolved into a very dynamitic watercraft.
Offering an unmatched power-to-weight ratio with a fully laden weight of only 700 pounds, upwind sails of 258 sf and a 278 sf spinnaker totaling an impressive 536 sf of sail. The 19 is the total package – whether it’s day sailing, camping, or racing, the 19 is like no other.
SeaRail Manufacturing - In early 2014 we established a manufacturing agreement with Triac Composites. Triac is a world class, state of the art, composite manufacturing facility owned and operated by Paul Koch (former owner of Corsair) and James Sganzela (former Operations Manager of Corsair).
Triac Composites is also manufacturing the new Melvin & Morrelli Rapido 60 Cruising Trimaran www.rapidotrimarans.com. Both Paul and James have over 30 years of high volume multihull manufacturing experience. They are the best in the business; consistently delivering the highest level of quality. Triac’s current build capacity for the SR-19 is 10 boats per month with the ability to double that, if required.
The SeaRail-19 ama next to the Rapido-60 ama
The SeaRail-19 ama next to the Rapido-60 ama
SeaRail-19 production line
SeaRail-19 production line
New Midwest Assembly Site - In an effort to keep the retail price to a minimum, an assembly site has been created in the United States, Midwest Region. Boats in the North American market can now be picked up in the Midwest. This effort will save owners approx. $2,000.00 in shipping costs from Asia, import taxes, and unloading/reassembly fees. Last summer, new owners arrived from California, Florida, Wisconsin, and Canada to take delivery of their new SeaRails. With 100% of the hardware purchased and installed in the USA we’re now able to reduce the initial deposit on boats ordered in North America from $10,000.00 to $5,000.00.
Spring 2014 New Arrivals in the Midwest
Spring 2014 New Arrivals in the Midwest
Striving to Obtain Ultimate Performance - In November world renowned multihull sailor and high performance sail designer Randy Smyth spent a day sailing on the SR19. Based on his insightful input, we’ve made a few adjustments to enhance performance without overpowering the boat.
We made changes in rig tuning to reduce heeling, improve helm balance, and make the sails even easier to handle. Plus, we designed and built a longer bowsprit and redesigned spinnaker to further improve downwind performance. The SR19 will now be offered with a Smyth Sails Package. Randy’s impression is the SR19 is a very exciting design which will fill the void in the One Design niche market and still offer plenty of fun for the family. He is looking forward to spending more time on the water. Thanks Randy, can’t wait to go for a blast with the new larger chute!
2014 Boat Show - In December, Don Wigston and the Windcraft Multihull Team displayed the SeaRail-19 at the St. Petersburg Boat Show. The show was a great success generating a huge amount of interest. Patrons were amazed with the SR19’s overall size, the simplicity of the folding system, its light weight, and, most of all, its affordable price tag.
On the Calendar -
Feb 12-15, 2015- New England Boat Show displayed by The Multihull Source Team
March, 2015 – Establish PHRF Rating – Video Shoot with the new large Smyth spinnaker
April, 2015 – GulfCoast Yacht and Boat Show displayed by the Windcraft Multihulls Team in Gulfport, MS
Regatta Ready Special – For a limited time only we’re offering our 2015 Regatta Ready Special – which includes the base boat, spinnaker package, and road trailer option for $27,990.00. FOB the Midwest or Asia. (A savings of over $3,800.00). Order now to secure your SeaRail for the 2015 sailing season.

Tuesday, 17 February 2015

THE SEARAIL-19 IS ON DISPLAY AT THE 2015 NEW ENGLAND BOAT SHOW


 

Despite the horrific weather in the Northeast the New England Boat Show is OPEN and the SeaRail-19 is on display . Bob Gleason from The Multihull Source shared some awesome photos from the show. The boat show is being held in the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center and runs from Feb 14-22. Come visit Bob and Ira at the show and ask about the SR19 Boat Show Special.




Thursday, 4 December 2014

NEW PHOTOS AND GPS TRACK OF THE SEARAIL-19 ONE DESIGN SAILING IN FLORIDA

 

 

 

Don Wigston of Windcraft Multihull has provided photos and the GPS track from his latest sail on his new SeaRail-19. Thank you Karlene Gentile for the beautiful photos.
Don’s comments and GPS data LINK.
Wind was in the 8-11 knots range.
Unfortunately I forgot to active the recording until we had almost completed our windward leg. The track starts at the green triangle. From there we go upwind for a while, then bear off onto a close reach where our speed gets over 12 mph, then we slow down while rolling out the spinnaker, then reach our peak speed of 14.8 mph. I had no compass on board but from the track it looks like we are jibing through 90 which is pretty good in this relatively light wind. With more wind that angle will close up some. View Don's GPS track on the following link.

http://connect.garmin.com/activity/642064812
 
 
Photos by KARLENE GENTILE