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SA/D
33.9
Performance
Powered up for speed; expect more sail handling in a breeze.
D/L
63.6
Ultralight
Very light displacement, typically race-oriented.
Comfort ratio
7.6
Coastal cruiser
Motion will feel quick/lively offshore.
Kelsall sailing performance
1.0
~10.1kt in a 10kt breeze
Kelsall Sailing Performance Number: roughly predicts boat speed as this fraction of true wind speed. Multihull-specific.

Dimensions

Hull typeCatamaran
LOA57.71 ft (17.59 m)
LWL55.25 ft (16.84 m)
Beam28.60 ft (8.72 m)
Draft7.11 ft (2.17 m)
Displacement24,030 lbs (10,900 kg)
Sail area (main)1,173 sq ft (109.0 m²)
Sail area (jib)592 sq ft (55.0 m²)
Sail area (total)1,765 sq ft (164.0 m²)
Rig typesloop
Keel typedaggerboard
Sail clothCarbon/aramid laminate
Rudder typeSpade
Rudder materialCarbon fiber
Rudder shaftCarbon fiber
Fuel capacity211 gal
Water capacity211 gal
DesignerPaul Bury (with McConaghy Design)

Construction

Sources

Dimensions/displacement (light; max load 33,069 lb)/sail area per Cure Marine's own product page. LOA includes bowsprit. Australian brand (Dave Biggar and Ian McMahon, founded 2022, Coolum Beach) but actually built under contract by McConaghy Boats; first hull entered fit-out December 2024. Full carbon-fiber construction (hull, deck, longerons, forebeam, stanchions) per the builder; specific resin not named for this model but classified as epoxy consistent with McConaghy's standard vacuum-infusion process used across their own MC-series builds. Mast is the 'McConaghy Mc1' -- not explicitly confirmed as carbon in sources reviewed but inferred from the boat's comprehensive full-carbon construction messaging. North NPL Tour Xi mainsail (a laminated membrane sail, not woven cloth) -- classified sail_cloth_type as carbon_aramid_laminate. Dual daggerboards. Verified 2026-07-12. [Rudder/tankage/electrical update, 2026-07-16]: Spade rudders working with deep daggerboards; full carbon-fiber build throughout (hulls, longeron, boards, and rudders per the builder). Fuel 800L/211gal, water 800L/211gal on the standard build (one source cites a lighter 400L/105gal water tank specifically for the Performance trim variant). No holding-tank or electrical-system data found.