DEAN 441

About the DEAN 441

Reported sail area above= Main + Genoa

The Dean 441 is a performance-oriented catamaran designed by Peter Dean and built by Dean Catamarans in South Africa between 2006 and 2014. While the exact total hull count is not definitively recorded in the source data, the model is recognized for its fractional sloop rig and twin hull configuration, offering a blend of speed and comfort with a displacement of 24251.0 lb.

Best for:

This vessel is best suited for active coastal cruisers and performance-minded sailors who prioritize speed and handling over heavy bluewater displacement, making it ideal for those exploring sheltered waters or shorter offshore passages.

Bluewater capability:

With a low capsize ratio of 3.27 and a displacement of 24251.0 lb, the Dean 441 offers reasonable offshore stability, though its light displacement and performance hull form suggest it is better suited for protected coastal cruising than heavy ocean passages.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Lagoon 42 and Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42, as they share similar production eras, fractional sloop rigs, and a focus on performance cruising within the 42-44 foot catamaran segment.