Danish builders Quorning Boats created the Dragonfly 920 as a fast cruising trimaran that bridges the gap between performance sailing and practical family use. Designed by the father-son team of Borge and Jens Quorning, this 30-footer represents the company's expertise in building accessible multihulls that don't compromise on speed or handling. The 920's fractional sloop rig with rotating mast delivers impressive performance from its 581 square feet of sail area, while the trimaran configuration provides exceptional stability and reduced heeling compared to monohulls. With its wide 22-foot beam when sailing and modest 5-foot draft, this boat excels in shallow coastal waters and offers spacious deck areas for crew comfort. Built between 1996 and 2008, the Dragonfly 920 earned recognition for its folding outer hulls—a signature Quorning feature that allows marina berthing at monohull rates while maintaining the speed advantages of a trimaran. The fiberglass construction ensures durability, while the centerboard configuration enhances versatility in varying water depths. This design suits coastal cruising and club racing, appealing to sailors seeking multihull performance without the complexity of larger trimarans. The 920's manageable size and innovative engineering make it an excellent entry point into high-performance multihull sailing.
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