LINJETT 39

About the LINJETT 39

Reported sail area includes a 107% jib. Also available with a self-tacking jib.

The Linjett 39 is a modern cruising sloop designed by the Linjett Design Team and Oscar Södergren, built by Linjett Boats (Rosättra Båtvarv) starting in 2021. With a displacement of 19180.0 lb and a fractional sloop rig, it represents a contemporary entry into the 40-foot cruising market, though the total hulls built remains unconfirmed in current data.

Best for:

This boat suits coastal and nearshore cruisers who prioritize modern ergonomics and electronics integration, as evidenced by the high prevalence of Garmin and Raymarine upgrades. Its moderate comfort ratio of 26.27 suggests it is best suited for those seeking a balance between performance and motion comfort in protected waters.

Bluewater capability:

While the Linjett 39 features a robust displacement of 19180.0 lb and a low capsize ratio of 1.94, critical reports of keel sump cracking and rudder issues suggest caution for serious offshore passage-making without thorough structural verification.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Nauticat 39 and the Beneteau Oceanis 40.1, which share similar beam dimensions and fractional sloop rigs. These vessels are comparable due to their focus on interior volume and modern sailing dynamics, though the Linjett distinguishes itself with a heavier displacement of 19180.0 lb.