2007 Corsair Sprint 750

The Sprint 750 is the kind of trimaran that tempts you to slip out for “just an hour” and come back at sunset with salt on your face. Its folding amas make ramp launching and marina storage surprisingly simple, and once the beams are locked out you get that wide, confidence-inspiring platform underfoot. The cockpit is open and uncluttered, with enough room to move around while tacking or handling sails without feeling boxed in. Under sail, it pops onto a plane in the right breeze, but remains predictable and light on the helm, so you can push a little without white-knuckle moments. Inside the cuddy, there’s just enough space to tuck away gear, crash for a night, or escape a passing squall.

This Sprint 750 shines in local waters where wind can be lively one day and modest the next. Its lightweight hull and generous sail area keep you moving when conditions soften, yet the trimaran stability lets you enjoy a fast reach when the afternoon breeze pipes up. Shallow draft opens up quiet anchorages and skinny coves that deeper-keel boats can’t approach, making it ideal for exploring nearby islands and sandbars. The easy trailering means you’re not locked into a single harbor; you can launch at different ramps to chase the best wind or discover new cruising grounds, all without needing a large crew or complex shore support.