FINN FLYER 34

About the FINN FLYER 34

Two versions. CR - cruising and GT - performance including a taller mast Shallow keel draft: 1.85m / 6.07 ft Shallow keel Displacement: 4,000 kg / 8,818.5 lbs. Rig measurements above are for the GT version Sail area: - main: 40 m² / 430.5 ft² - jib (107%): 31.2 m² / 335.8 ft² - spinnaker: 98 m² / 1054.9 ft²

The Finn Flyer 34 is a fractional sloop designed by Karl-Johan Stråhlmann and built by Finn Flyer in Finland, with production records indicating a build year of 2010. With a displacement of 9259.0 lb and a capsize ratio of 2.04, this vessel represents a specific, limited-production entry in the 34-foot cruising market.

Best for:

This boat suits coastal cruisers and weekend sailors who prioritize a manageable 9259.0 lb displacement and a 6.56 ft max draft for access to shallower harbors. Its fractional sloop rig and 27.9 SA/D ratio make it appealing to those seeking straightforward handling and adequate performance in moderate conditions.

Bluewater capability:

With a low capsize ratio of 2.04 and a relatively light displacement of 9259.0 lb, the Finn Flyer 34 is better suited for coastal and nearshore cruising rather than heavy offshore bluewater passages.

Comparables:

Comparable vessels include other 34-foot fractional sloop cruisers from the late 2000s and early 2010s with similar beam dimensions around 10.7 ft and fin keels. Buyers should look at boats with similar displacement-to-length ratios that balance coastal agility with moderate offshore comfort.