Designed by renowned naval architect Carl Schumacher and built by Pyramid Boat Works starting in 1982, this 30-footer represents the era's pursuit of performance-oriented sailing. Schumacher's reputation for creating fast, competitive designs is evident in the boat's aggressive sail area to displacement ratio of 27.34, marking it as a spirited performer built for speed. The fractional sloop rig and fin keel with spade rudder configuration delivers responsive handling and excellent upwind performance, making this boat particularly well-suited for coastal racing and spirited day sailing. With a displacement of just 3,800 pounds and 415 square feet of sail area, the design prioritizes performance over heavy-weather capability or long-distance cruising comfort. The low comfort ratio of 12.61 and capsize screening formula of 2.21 indicate this is a boat designed for experienced sailors who prioritize speed and agility over creature comforts. While the fiberglass construction provides durability, the design philosophy clearly favors racing characteristics over cruising amenities. This makes the Pyramid 30 an excellent choice for competitive sailors seeking a responsive platform for club racing, PHRF competition, or aggressive coastal sailing where performance takes precedence over accommodations.

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