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Juho Karhu and Sohvi Kangasluoma sail a 120-kilogram trimaran across Lake Päijänne in Finland to test the vessel's performance and camping capabilities.0:57 The crew departs from Lahti, navigating through a canal and lock system to reach the lake, which is the second largest in Finland.1:27 Despite light winds initially, the trimaran reaches speeds of 4 to 5 knots, exceeding the crew's expectations for such a small craft.12:34 They carry minimal gear, including a tent and basic supplies, and camp on the shore overnight.2:29 The trip involves navigating narrow passages and managing the boat's gennaker in varying wind conditions. The experience highlights the agility of small, lightweight multihulls in inland waters compared to larger cruising yachts. The excursion concludes with a hike on Kelvenne island before the crew returns to their primary vessel, Lumi, in Alaska.25:10

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