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Production 35-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasssloop from Catalina Yachts. Built in the USA. 100+ produced from 2002.
Specifications for the Catalina 350
| LOA |
36.4 ft.
| LOD |
35.2 ft.
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| LWL |
31.2 ft.
| Beam |
13.0 ft.
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| Draft |
6.7 ft.
| DraftMin |
4.0 ft.
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| Displaces |
13,635 lbs.
| Ballast |
5,835 lbs.
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| Sail Area |
590.0 sq. ft.
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| D/L |
200
| B/D |
43 %
| SA/D |
16.5
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| Comfort |
20.2
| Capsize |
2.18
| L/B |
2.7
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A new Catalina is views from a single perspective. "They′ve chosen a roominess and comfort theme and carried it throughout the boat, from the spacious cockpit to the commodious main saloon."
[48º North, June 2003]
Practical Sailor explains, when Catalina combines seaworthiness, accommodations, and mid-level pricing, what compromises are involved.
[Practical Sailor, 1 October 2002]
Text (only) of a review of the Catalina 350 from the March 2003 issue of Sailing Magazine.
- Sailing Magazine on the Catalina 350
Text (only) of a review of the Catalina 350 from the October 2002 issue of Sail Magazine.
- Bill Springer on the Catalina 350
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