MOORINGS 41.3

About the MOORINGS 41.3

Model year 2008, launched in August 2007. Based on BENETEAU 40 (2007). See BENETEAU 40 for more details.

The Moorings 41.3 is a fractional sloop designed by Berret/Racoupeau and built by Beneteau, with production records indicating a single build year of 2008. As the specific hull count is not definitively established in the source data, prospective buyers should verify individual vessel histories through documentation rather than relying on aggregate production statistics.

Best for:

This vessel is well-suited for coastal cruisers and charter operators seeking a stable, comfortable platform with a moderate comfort ratio of 24.5. Its fractional rig and fin keel configuration appeal to those prioritizing ease of handling and adequate performance in moderate conditions.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 2.0 and a displacement of 16931.0 lb, the boat offers reasonable stability for coastal passages, though its light displacement relative to length suggests it is better suited for protected waters than heavy offshore expeditions.

Comparables:

Comparable vessels include the Beneteau Oceanis 40 and Lagoon 410 from the same era, as they share similar displacement characteristics and target the coastal cruising market. The Moorings 41.3 distinguishes itself with a slightly heavier displacement of 16931.0 lb compared to many contemporary performance cruisers.