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Etap 37s

used_sailboats August 9, 2004

This Belgian-built sloop offers style and comfort—as well as a nice turn of speed—in an 'unsinkable' package, but its high freeboard and low lifelines give us pause.

Hunter 216

used_sailboats June 9, 2004

Trailerable and sporty, Hunter's new 21-footer is looking to garner market share.

Telstar 28

used_sailboats May 23, 2004

Though a predecessor went by the Telstar name in the '80s, the T2 is brand new in every sense.

C&C 29

used_sailboats January 29, 2004

Produced in two decidedly different versions, this boat sold well behind the C&C name. The original MK I design was a good light-air boat, but was a handful in heavy air.

Catalina 350

used_sailboats December 10, 2003

The 350 follows the lead of the successful 310, with well-designed space in the saloon, and more comfort for fewer crew. Our test sail was slow, partly due to a battenless main.

Derived from C&C's Redline 41, this design had a long and successful production run. It lacks some of the amenities of 'full-volume'modern boats belowdecks, but is a tough, fast, seakindly boat offshore.

Santa Cruz 27

used_sailboats October 6, 2003

Bill Lee's first production boat set a standard for fast, lightweight keelboats that are easily sailed by a small crew.

Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 32

used_sailboats September 17, 2003

The Sun Odyssey 32 and Sun Fast 32i are two versions of the same boat, designed by Philippe Briand. The attractive combination may well capture a good share of the market in this size slot.

Freedom 30

used_sailboats August 5, 2003

A collaboration between Garry Hoyt on the marketing side and Gary Mull on the design, and built tough by Tillotson-Pearson, this boat, while not quick in light air, is a total cinch to sail.

Corsair 36

used_sailboats July 13, 2003

The new Corsair is a fast cruising platform, light and bright belowdecks, but with a bit less elbow room than you'd find on a 36-foot monohull, and pricy. For many, these are worthy trade-offs.