EASY 37

About the EASY 37

First build date is circa.

Designed by Peter Snell and built by various manufacturers starting in 2000, the Easy 37 is a lightweight, shallow-draft cruiser with a build count that remains unverified in available data. Its 8818.0 lb displacement and 2.46 ft max draft define a vessel optimized for coastal accessibility rather than heavy offshore displacement.

Best for:

This boat suits coastal cruisers and weekend sailors who prioritize easy trailering and shallow-water access over heavy bluewater performance. It is well-matched to owners seeking a manageable, single-handed friendly cutter rig with modern amenities.

Bluewater capability:

With a low comfort ratio of 7.72 and a capsize ratio of 3.69, the Easy 37 is best suited for protected coastal waters rather than extended offshore passages. Its lightweight 8818.0 lb displacement and shallow 2.46 ft draft limit its seakeeping ability in heavy weather.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Beneteau First 36 and O'Day 36, which share similar production eras and coastal cruising roles. These vessels offer similar beam and length dimensions but typically feature heavier displacement and deeper drafts than the Easy 37.