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This builder offers boat hull types including catamaran that are generally used for traditional, time-honored boating pursuits such as . Seawind equips models listed with outboard, inboard, outboard-4S, outboard-2S and electric drive power options, available with diesel and gas propulsion systems. more
Seawind is a yacht brand that currently has 48 yachts for sale on YachtWorld, including 34 new vessels and 14 used yachts, listed by experienced boat and yacht brokers mainly in the following countries: United States, Australia, French Polynesia, Hong Kong and Mexico. Models currently listed on YachtWorld range in size and length from 32 feet to 53 feet. High performance models listed are rigged with motors up to an impressive 460 horsepower, while the more modest models for sale may have as modest as 10 horsepower engines (although the average power size across all of our current listings is 52 HP). more
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Seawind boats for sale on YachtWorld are listed for an assortment of prices from $144,900 on the moderate end of the spectrum, with costs all the way up to $1,400,000 for the most luxurious yachts. [links]
The 1190 Sport has been developed for sailors looking for performance without compromise on comfort and range. The 1190 is a daggerboard variant of the popular 1160 cruising range and has been optimised by Francois Perus in collaboration with Alan Carwardine, two of the industry's leading multihull designers. The 1190 Sport offers all the advantages of a modern sports catamaran without losing the ability to also perform as a long distance cruiser. more
Carbon was used in the layup of its crossbeam and arch to add stiffness and reduce weight. Upgraded to two 25-horsepower Yamaha hi thrust outboards that can be tilted up while sailing to eliminate drag. They're so easy to service and maintain. more
2020 Seawind 1190 Sport - "Second Wind" now available for IMMEDIATE delivery
Immediate delivery of this well optioned, December 2020 Seawind 1190 Sport "Second Wind" is now available in as new condition.
Second Wind is a fast competitive boat boat which has been set up for comfortable cruising. Some of her upgrades include two electric winches, stero system, Furling Jib, furling screecher, square top mainsail and carbon jib, bow sprit and 800W solar. Second Wind is a fast boat with all of the comforts of a cruising boat but with better pointing, higher speeds and all of this is enabled by having dagger boards which are completely encased in the hulls, [links]
“The delivery from New York to Massachusetts went extremely well, especially for a newly launched boat. During the delivery we hit 16.2kts in just 21kts of wind, we had white water spraying over the boat and were holding on tight as we were powering up – very impressive for the first sail!”
1 x Port Bathroom window hatch 507mm x 377mm [links]
Spinnaker Halyard: 8mm Spectra with snap-shackle here
Screecher halyard with new 2:1 purchase system. here
Cockpit storage hatches x 2
CAPTAINS REMARKS: After extensive testing at the factory the first new Seawind 1190 Sport was shipped to New York where it was collected last week by new owner and Multihull enthusiast Bob Gleason. The new 1190 was unloaded from the ship and motored to a nearby marina where the mast and rigging was set she then made her way north for a 200 mile journey to Bobs home in Massachusetts. The 200 mile trip north took them 27 hours with average speeds between 12 and 14kts.
The Seawind 1190 Sport Catamaran unlocks the full performance potential of the award winning and recognizable 1160 design. Built lighter, stronger and more powerful with a larger sail plan and lifting carbon daggerboards tucked below deck. Carbon is used in the layup of the crossbeam and Targa bar to add stiffness and reduce weight. Two 20hp outboard motors replace the standard heavier diesel motors and sail drives, saving weight. The motor drives push button tilt lifts the entire drive out of the water to eliminate drag and minimize draft to an astonishing 1′ 9” with all the boards up. The displacement to length ratio on the Seawind 1190 Sport comes in at a unbelievable 136 (the competition range from 171 to 191 with the Lagoon 39 coming in a 5 tons heavier and at 211). Lighter boats are more easily driven and therefore more fun to sail.
“If I were going to consider a multihull, this is one of the boats I’d look at for sure. … It would be a lot of fun, a lot of fun. I mean, that’s a great couple’s boat.” – Ed Sherman, Curriculum director for American Boat & Yacht Council and Cruising World’s boat of the year judge[links]