OYSTER 575

About the OYSTER 575

Draft (shoal) 2.06m/6.75' Draft - Centreboard - Board Up (SuperShoal) 1.65m/5.42' Draft - Centreboard - Board Down (SuperShoal) 3.82m/12.5'

The Oyster 575 is a heavy-displacement cruising yacht designed by Rob Humphreys and built by Oyster Marine, with production records indicating a single build year of 2010. Owner reports highlight significant structural concerns, specifically regarding keel smiles and sump cracking, alongside critical rudder and shaft issues that require immediate attention.

Best for:

This vessel suits experienced bluewater cruisers who prioritize heavy displacement comfort and offshore capability, provided they are prepared for rigorous structural maintenance and potential major repairs to the keel and rudder systems.

Bluewater capability:

With a displacement of 58422.0 lb and a capsize ratio of 1.7, the Oyster 575 exhibits strong offshore stability and seakeeping abilities, although its bluewater readiness is currently compromised by reported critical rudder and medium-severity keel structural issues.

Comparables:

Comparable vessels include the Hallberg-Rassy 54 and the Swan 58, which share similar heavy-displacement characteristics and offshore cruising roles, though the Oyster 575 distinguishes itself with its specific Rob Humphreys design and high comfort ratio of 40.52.