LEOPARD 50

About the LEOPARD 50

Replaces the Leopard 48. Mainsail Area (Standard): 972 sqft / 90.3 sqm Mainsail Area (Square Top): 1028 sqft / 95.5 sqm Genoa Area: 688 sqft / 63.9 sqm Code 0 Area: 970 sqft / 90.1 sqm Code D Area: 1690 sqft / 157 sqm Total Upwind Area (Standard): 1660 sqft / 154.2 sqm

The Leopard 50 is a robust cruising yacht designed by Simonis-Voogd and built by Robertson and Caine, with production beginning in 2019. While the exact hull count is not specified in the source data, the vessel is characterized by its fractional sloop rig and twin/triple keel options, offering a displacement of 45415.0 lb and a comfort ratio of 18.22.

Best for:

This boat is ideally suited for serious bluewater cruisers and offshore adventurers who prioritize self-sufficiency, as evidenced by the high prevalence of solar panel, watermaker, and wind generator installations in the owner reports.

Bluewater capability:

With a displacement of 45415.0 lb, a capsize ratio of 2.96, and a D/L ratio of 173.6, the Leopard 50 demonstrates strong offshore stability and seakeeping ability, supported by its Simonis-Voogd design heritage for heavy-weather performance.

Comparables:

Comparable vessels include the Hallberg-Rassy 52 and the Swan 52, as they share similar fractional sloop rigs, heavy displacement characteristics, and a focus on long-range cruising capability within the 50-foot segment.