Strider by Woods Designs
The "Classic" trailable catamaran
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| Berths | 4 | |
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| Hull construction | Plywood, Cold moulded | |
| Gallery | 19 photos and 6 videos | |
| See also | Shadow, Skua | |
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URL: http://sailingcatamarans.com/index.php/designs/2-catamarans-under-25ft/165-strider
Description:
STRIDER is the most popular of our trailable catamarans as it offers a good compromise between speed, accommodation and low cost.
Striders are very good sea boats and have competed successfully in tough offshore races. A racing version, the Turbo, with wider beam, increased rig size, rotating mast etc. is available for those who's aim is to race at the highest level or who sail in a very light wind area.
The 4 berth interior layout is as on the Shadow.
Strider Turbo rig
Photo gallery
Strider sailing
Close hauled
Sailing with one reef
Sailing with spinnaker
At mooring
In marina
Strider at the dock
View from top
Making coffee on deck of the Strider
On the helm
Deck
Deck
Bowsprit
Strike cabin as an open cuddy
On the trailer
Strider on a beach
Interior
Two boys at deck of the Strider
Strider steered by Richard Woods
Video gallery
Strider Turbo catamaran by Woods Designs
24ft Strider Turbo fast trailable sailing catamaran by Woods Designs.
24ft Strider Turbo fast trailable sailing catamaran by Woods Designs.
Strider sailing on Derwent Water
Richard Woods sailing a 24ft Strider Turbo catamaran on Derwent Water in the Lake District of England with his sister. This was the first time he had sailed this boat in 25 years. He won the Micromultihull European and National Championships in this boat in 1987.
Richard Woods sailing a 24ft Strider Turbo catamaran on Derwent Water in the Lake District of England with his sister. This was the first time he had sailed this boat in 25 years. He won the Micromultihull European and National Championships in this boat in 1987.
First time sailing Strider Richard Woods
2011 changed from a windrush 600 to a wooden Strider. Designed by Richard Woods. This is a wide version, 5,3m instead of the standard 4.3. She sails lovely. She will need some TLC to get her completely to our liking.
2011 changed from a windrush 600 to a wooden Strider. Designed by Richard Woods. This is a wide version, 5,3m instead of the standard 4.3. She sails lovely. She will need some TLC to get her completely to our liking.
Strider Richard Woods Sarah sailing 2011
Sailing upwind. When we started it was 6bft hence the reef. Still getting used to her. But she definitely grows on you.
Sailing upwind. When we started it was 6bft hence the reef. Still getting used to her. But she definitely grows on you.
Catamaran Strider Woods virée de Nouméa Mars 2010
Fast ride
Fast ride
Woods Strider Turbo The first 2-Blue
We set sail from Largs Marina in a rising breeze and headed for Rothesay bay where we had some fast exciting sailing. We then headed over to Kilchattan Bay moorings for lunch before the long motor back between the Cumbrae Islands to Largs Marina.
We set sail from Largs Marina in a rising breeze and headed for Rothesay bay where we had some fast exciting sailing. We then headed over to Kilchattan Bay moorings for lunch before the long motor back between the Cumbrae Islands to Largs Marina.
See also
Catamarans about same size as Strider
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Waller TC 670
22 ft multichine ply. trailerable catamaran with cabin
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