Each use case pre-selects a set of search criteria on specs and perf / stability ratios.
A ranking of the best ultra light monohulls for racing and cruising.
They constitute a popular segment of the modern monohull sailboat market. These boats are designed to minimize cost and optimize material usage. If their comfort at sea is not at the level of the heavier boats, they are generally faster and roomier.
These boats are designed for long range cruising. With their modern design, they represent the top end of the current cruising sailboat offering.
The previous generation of cruising sailboats. They are still very appreciated by those who choose comfort over speed.
These boats are very heavy and require a huge sail area and a huge keel. But they will satisfy those in search of classicism and nostalgia.
Comparison of recent 38ft monohull cruisers with a minimum draft that must not exceed 1,5 m. The goal is to sail close to the shore in shoal waters. We also look for a good trade-off between comfort and sail power.
Here we look for a comfortable boat, safe, with enough sailing power. You can adjust the length and date parameters to better fit your case.
Here we look for a solid boat to sail between icebergs. The search criteria are : - Aluminum or steel construction - More than 10m (33ft) long - Lowest draft and in any case under 2m (6.56 ft) - Highest comfort at sea - Highest sailing power - Highest fuel and water autonomy
Comparison of mid-size cruisers to cross oceans. The criteria are: - A monohull which length is about 13m - Displacement greater than 8 tons - Built after 1990 - A tradeoff between comfort at sea, sailing power and capsize recovery
Ranking of modern rapid sailboats for cruising and racing. The criteria are: - A recent (after 2000) monohull - A displacement greater than 8 tons - A fast hull and maximum sail power.
We look for the best recent monohulls for racing. The search criteria are: - Length about 40 ft built after 2000 - Highest hull speed - Best tradeoff on performance ratios.
Here we compare classic long keel sailboats under 41 ft. The comparison criteria are : - Must have been built at more than 50 units - Production started before 1980 - Length less than 41 ft -The lowest capsize screening factor that should never exceed 2 - Best tradeoff on other performance ratios.
Comparison of big catamarans with a good autonomy for cruising with friends and families. The criteria are: - Length greater than 40 ft - Lowest draft - Highest sail power and hull speed - Highest autonomy (fuel and water)
Comparison of catamarans under 30 ft for racing. The criteria are: - Length less than 30 ft - Best performance ratios tradeoff.
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