Corsair Dash 750MKII

The Dash 750 MKII is the result of an evolution in design, incorporating a range of innovative upgrades from it's predecessor (F-24MKII) and sister (Sprint 750MKI and MKII). These enhancements include:

• Sleek, modern deck styling

• Lightweight, vacuum-bagged GRP construction with carbon reinforcement in high-stress areas

• A significantly brighter saloon featuring a new clear white GRP liner

• Lightweight full-carbon beams with an aluminum folding system for easy berthing and trailering

• Upgraded cabin carpet liners with upholstery 

• A removable dining table that converts into a main bunk extension

• Larger floats for improved performance and greater stability

• Increased headroom and space in the forward V-berth created by a higher deck profile

• Extended and reinforced seat backs for a cleaner, more refined finish

• A new internal shelf positioned near the cockpit for easy access to phones, wallets, keys, and other essentials

• A spacious cabin with standing headroom beneath a new sliding pop-top with gas struts for effortless operation

The Dash 750 MKII shares many key design features with the Corsair Sprint 750 and 750MKII, which offers more cockpit space and less interior volume. As a result, both models are virtually one-design, allowing them to race competitively together in both open and club racing. The hull, floats, folding mechanism, rudder, daggerboard, rig, and sails are identical on both models. The only difference is weight—the Dash is approximately 60 kg/ 130lbs heavier than the Sprint due to its enhanced cruising comfort and amenities.

Some of my personal favorite attributes of the 750MKII is the mast raising system and set-up time. Along with the current model (760) and predecessors (750MKI), this is the fastest set-up time and easiest mast raising system of all Corsair models.  

This particular Dash 750 MKII, PaxMentis, has spent the past five years in coastal Virginia, dividing her time between a brackish-water marina slip and storage on her trailer inland. Her current owner—the second overall—is an experienced sailor who has owned multiple vessels. Prior to her move to Virginia in 2020, she was based in Southern California. Her Galvanized Pacific Trailer carried her proudly across the country from California to Virginia, and most recently to Florida without a hitch, where she is now stored while offered for sale. Several recent upgrades and improvements make this vessel especially attractive…

• Carbon/Technora Roller Furling Jib 
• Harken Roller Furler 
• Harken Track and Slides for Main 
• Solar System 
• Tiller Pilot 
• Exterior Wash and Thorough Interior Clean
• More... 

PaxMentis is ready to go sailing today!