PREVIEW Here are renderings of the new Pogo 36
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Following the success of the Pogo 3, which is making a splash in the Mini 650 world, Chantier Naval Structures is finalizing a new production boat, the Pogo 36, designed by Finot/Conq. Like all boats churned out by Structures, it will have a double rudder blade, a very wide stern (the maximum beam is 4 meters) and the option of having a lifting keel. The deckhouse is characterized a by square shapes and the presence at the bow of a kind of “tughino.” For now, the hull mold has been completed and the Breton shipyard is in the process of finalizing the deck mold.The first boat will be launched around spring 2016, but 10 hulls have already been booked! The boat, according to the shipyard, will have a price range similar to that of the Pogo 10.50, the model it will replace (and which cost 164,000 euros). What do you think?
LOOK AT THE RENDERINGS
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET.
Overall length 10.86 m
Width 4.00 m
Weight 3.6 t
Fixed keel draft 2.10 m
Liftable draft 2.93-1.10 m
Sail area 74.0 square meters
Gennaker 120.0 sqm
EC project category A (offshore)
Designer Finot / Conq
Interior Design Roséo design
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