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69F

69F

Persico Marine🇮🇹· Design: Wilson-Marquinez (ARG)
from 2020
$500 – $1.3K est. annual maintenance
Performance RacermonoFractional Sloop

Specifications

Hull

LOA22.64 ft
LWL22.41 ft
Beam6.89 ft
Draft0.46 ft
Displacement983 lb
Hull speed1.34·√LWL6.3 kn

Rig & Sails

Mainsail269.1 sq ft
Jib (100%)144.24 sq ft
Spinnaker376.74 sq ft

About the 69F

Max beam: 3.856 m / 12.65 ft. Displacement: - Lightship: 350 kg / 771.62 lbs. - Minimum operating condition: 445.7 kg / 982.6 lbs. - Fully loaded condition: 657 kg / 1448.44 lbs. Sail area: - Main: 25 m² / 269.1 ft² - Jib: 13.4 m² / 144.24 ft² - Gennaker: 35 m² / 376.74 ft² Photo © Kevin Rio - 69F Media

Sailpages Buyer's Take

The 69F is a modern, high-performance day sailor designed by Wilson-Marquinez and built by Persico Marine in Italy, with production starting in 2020. As a lightweight fractional sloop with a displacement of 983.0 lb and a very low draft of 0.46 ft, it is engineered for speed and accessibility in shallow waters.

Best for:
This boat is ideal for single-handers or couples seeking a responsive, trailerable day sailor for coastal racing or casual weekend cruising. Its shallow draft and light displacement make it particularly suitable for sailors with limited storage space or those accessing the water via ramps and shallow marinas.
Bluewater capability:
With a capsize ratio of 2.77 and a comfort ratio of 5.16, the 69F is not designed for offshore passage-making but is stable enough for protected coastal waters. Its light displacement and shallow draft limit its suitability to day sailing and short coastal hops rather than extended bluewater voyages.
Comparables:
Comparable boats include the Laser 214 and the Sunfish, as they share the role of high-performance, single-handed day sailors. However, the 69F distinguishes itself with a fractional sloop rig and a more substantial beam of 6.89 ft, offering greater stability and comfort than traditional dinghies.

Performance

Comfort5.2
Capsize2.77
SA/Disp67.0
Disp/Len39

Pricing

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Estimated Cost of Ownership

Based on 22.64ft LOA. Actual costs vary by condition, usage, and local rates.

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Annual Maintenance
$500 – $1.3K
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Known Issues & Pre-Purchase Inspection

We don't have enough data on the 69Fyet to publish model-specific findings we'd stand behind — but here's a free general inspection checklist, built from our research into what actually goes wrong on boats of this kind.

Drawn from 7,029 documented issues across 2,391 models, ordered so the areas that most often turn up problems come first.

1Structural & Bulkheads9732Standing Rigging6403Deck & Topsides6404Keel & Keel Bolts5535Rudder & Steering5086Hull & Bottom377
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