Tricat 6.90 Performance XL

More Sail Area, More Power…

The Multihulls World community is already familiar with the Tricat 6.90, which we previously tested in particularly rough conditions. For this trial of the new sportier version, the breeze barely exceeded 10 knots, yet that was already enough to feel some impressive bursts of acceleration in the gusts.

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Published 22/05/2026

By Emmanuel van Deth

Issue: 207

Published: may / june 2026

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Why “XL”? Because each beam is 8" (20 cm) longer. As for the mast - an AG+ carbon profile - it gains 1’8" (50 cm), supporting a 258 sq ft (24 m²) mainsail and a 129 sq ft (12 m²) solent, while also being able to fly downwind sails from the masthead. The deck hardware has been optimized as well, with upgraded jib tracks, barber haulers, and Cunningham controls. Inside, several carbon-fiber trim panels clearly show that the weight-saving campaign is underway! This new model retains its ultra-efficient folding system - one minute per float - allowing the beam to shrink to 8' (2.45 m) for transport.

Technical Specifications

Builder: Tricat
Naval Architects: Tricat / Jack Michal
Length: 22’8”/25’7” (6.9/7.8 m)
Beam: 8’0”/16’5” (2.45/5 m)
Draft: 11”/3’11” (0.28/1.2 m)
Displacement: 1,587 lbs (720 kg)
Engine: 3.5/6 hp outboard
CE Category: C5/D6
Price: €95,000 excluding VAT

www.trimaran-tricat.com

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