MOORINGS 3900

About the MOORINGS 3900

Same hull and deck molds as the LEOPARD 38. Charter version of the Leopard 39. Upgrades from the 38 include continuous hardtop and raised helm station.

The Moorings 3900 is a fractional sloop designed by Morelli & Melvin and built by Robertson and Caine between 2010 and 2014. With a displacement of 19790.0 lb and a beam of 19.75 ft, this vessel offers a stable platform for coastal cruising, though the exact number of hulls built is not specified in the available data.

Best for:

This boat is well-suited for coastal cruisers and charter operators who prioritize ease of handling and modern amenities, as evidenced by the high frequency of davit installations and electronics upgrades. Its fractional rig and moderate sail area-to-displacement ratio make it manageable for short-handed crews.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 2.92 and a comfort ratio of 15.8, the Moorings 3900 provides adequate stability for coastal passages but is primarily designed for protected waters rather than heavy offshore bluewater voyaging.

Comparables:

Comparable vessels include the Lagoon 380 and Beneteau Oceanis 381, which share similar production eras and fractional sloop rigs. These boats offer similar beam widths and displacement characteristics, targeting the same market of coastal and nearshore cruisers.