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Matt and Jessica of MJ Sailing sea-trial the Max One, a new catamaran, to evaluate its light-wind performance and cockpit layout. During two days of sailing in Southeast Asia, the crew tests the vessel’s ability to sail to windward in light conditions, achieving speeds of 8.5 to 9 knots while sailing 40 degrees off the apparent wind.6:07 They also test a spinnaker-only configuration, which maintains steady progress in light air while regenerating power through the electric propulsion system.14:19 The owners compare the boat’s L-shaped settee configuration to their own planned layout, concluding that a movable ottoman and bench offer more versatility for ventilation and dining than a fixed island.19:11 The sea trial confirms the catamaran’s capability to maintain high average speeds in light winds, allowing for daytime passages that previously required overnight travel.22:52 The experience reinforces their decision to build the Max Cruise, as the vessel meets their requirements for performance and livability.25:13

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