ALUBAT 58

About the ALUBAT 58

Centerboard version: Disp. 25000 kg Ballast: 9200 kg (CB weight: 800 kg) Draft- BD:2.95m/9.68' BU: 1.35m/4.43'

The Alubat 58 is a robust aluminum-hulled cruising yacht designed by P. Briand and built by Alubat in France, with production records indicating a single build year of 2007. As the data indicates an unknown hull count, prospective buyers should verify specific production volumes through the builder, but the vessel represents a high-quality, heavy-displacement aluminum construction typical of the era.

Best for:

This boat is ideally suited for serious bluewater cruisers and offshore passagemakers who prioritize structural integrity and heavy-weather security over high-speed planing performance. Its substantial displacement and ketch rig make it particularly well-matched for couples or small crews seeking a comfortable, stable passage-making experience.

Bluewater capability:

With a displacement of 35620.0 lb and a low capsize ratio of 2.05, the Alubat 58 exhibits exceptional offshore stability and resistance to capsizing, making it highly capable for extended bluewater passages. Its fin keel and staysail ketch rig further enhance its performance and safety in heavy weather conditions.

Comparables:

Comparable vessels include the Jeanneau 59.9 and the Hallberg-Rassy 55, as they share similar heavy-displacement characteristics and offshore-oriented designs from the late 2000s. The Alubat 58 distinguishes itself through its aluminum hull construction and P. Briand's specific hull form, offering a different weight-to-strength ratio than its steel or GRP counterparts.