Reduced! 44' Tillotson & Pearson Navy 44 Aft Cockpit Racing Sailboat

 Originally designed for the Naval Academy as a training boat, the Navy 44 is built primarily for two things, speed and teaching. This boat is a classroom, offering tools for students learning how to sail, while being effective for a seasoned captain as well. The design was originally built by the manufacturer as the Navy 44, but is now usually referred to as the Navy 44 or Mark I. 

These sloops (the Navy calls them Sail-Training Craft, or STCs) work hard; some of them log as many as 250 days a year under way, including competing in major offshore races. The hull laminate schedules, developed by an in-house Academy naval-architecture team led by Paul Miller, are relatively thick, especially in the keel sump, but the glass materials in the hull and deck are state-of-the-art. There's a Corecell core, and vinylester resin is used for bonding via the SCRIMP process. A 21/2-inch plastic toerail, capped with a stainless strake, runs the length of the topsides at about the same height as the cove stripe that was a feature of the earlier yacht. Features 11 winches and a Hydraulic back stay Just Listed, More details to come.

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