The goal of the development process for the Tripp 90 was to create competitive performance on the racecourse in combination with a comfortable sailing nature.
This is achieved by YYachts’ standard weight saving method in the construction of the yacht: hull, inner structure and rig of the Tripp 90 are made of carbon.
The fact that all halyards and sheets are operated from the steering columns makes the yacht extremely user-friendly; she can be sailed with a very small crew.
The interior design of the Tripp 90 is by London based Winch Design. This is the third time Tripp Design and Winch Design have worked together on a sailing yacht, previous collaborations are Shaman in 1997 and Alithia in 2002.
The spacious interior is minimalistic with an open layout and plenty of natural light. Stylistic inspirations from the east coast of the US and Scandinavian influences from the middle of the last century in combination with the use of soft leather and light oak wood give the ambience a restrained elegance.
The owner gave particular importance to the design of the deckhouse – his wish was to be able to sit in the saloon and look out at the sea. Bill Tripp therefore drew a deck saloon surrounded with glass.
This does not only take into account the owner’s wishes but also allows plenty of daylight into the interior.
The Tripp 90 is scheduled to leave Greifswald in November 2020.
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