USED BOATS. J/133, for the discerning sailor

After its success with the J 109, the American shipyard J Boats has also set its sights on the 13-meter segment. And it has done so by once again playing its best cards, which are construction quality, determined by the use of Scrimp methodology, and high design ratios. With the addition of those inches of freeboard that the previous generation Js lacked, and without distorting the lines, they offer abundant interior heights. Captivating, fast but easy to carry, the J/133 was created to satisfy the most demanding sailor, the one who likes to try his hand between the buoys as well as have fun gliding with the giant asymmetrical walled on bowsprit, sailing as a family. A boat that is very long at the waterline relative to its weight and very heavily sailed. Two figures that interpolated together result in excellent performance in all gaits, both in high wind and low air.

COVER

Spacious and well-designed, the J/133 ‘s deck impresses with a wealth of all-Harken equipment. Each component is sized correctly and mounted in the right place so that it satisfies those who race as well as those who cruise with a small crew. The cockpit design is traditional, enclosed at the back and divided by the mainsail track. Very long (2.82 m) to facilitate circulation, it is narrow enough to point the feet downwind. Wide passages.

INTERIOR

In the interiors much emphasis has been placed on operational areas, namely charting and cooking. The dinette layout is classic, consisting of two opposing benches that can be converted into bunks and a very large door table that allows the seats on both sides to be used for a total seating capacity of six comfortable seats.

Average valuation on the used market 140,000

Overall length 13.11 m

Width 3.90 m

Sail sup. 92.00 sq. m.

Draft 2.29 m

Empty displacement 8100 kg

Sleeps 6/8

Water tank 420 l

Fuel tank 170 l