Open Transom For Instant Cockpit Drainage
Having a cockpit that can immediately drain makes the cockpit not only safer, but also keeps water from possibly entering the interior of the boat.
Learn MoreThe entire lineup of Outbound Yachts bucks the trend of massive beam and freeboard that is seen on most sailboats built today. By sacrificing a little bit of interior volume in order to have a boat with moderate beam and freeboard creates better sailing boats. Less interior volume helps a sailboat sail on her lines and will be significantly more comfortable offshore. Buying a boat that was designed to perform in all sailing conditions pays dividends for owners who choose to test their boat’s abilities offshore and on passages.
By relying on exceptional design and not adding weight simply for stability, Outbound sailboats are able to maximize their sailing abilities. Each model is inherently heavier than many production boats because of the quality construction methods employed, and when the wind hits the sails, the transfer to hull speed is nearly immediate.
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Having a cockpit that can immediately drain makes the cockpit not only safer, but also keeps water from possibly entering the interior of the boat.
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Outbound Yachts are specifically designed to be sailed easily by cruising couples or even those who wish to do single-handed sailing.
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Featuring 100% hand-laid solid fiberglass, Outbound construction is unlike today’s mass produced production boats.
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All Outbound sailboats have a dedicated life raft storage locker that allows for easy deployment, but keeps the life raft out of the way and off the deck.
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A sailboat designed with moderate beam, freeboard, and displacement creates a better sailing boat.
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Widely regarded as the most sophisticated sails in the world, each new Outbound is fitted with North Sails.
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Designed with serious offshore sailing in mind, all aspects from wide side decks and nonskid patterns to lifeline height and handrail placement were considered to create a safe deck.
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Desiged for cruising extensive miles, Outbound Yachts have reliable rigs and well-considered sail plans.
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Hull shape, draft, keel, and weight distribution all contribute to the excellent stability found on Outbound yachts.
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Cockpits designed to keep you secure in any condition while providing comfort underway or on the hook.
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Carl Schumacher designed the Outbound 46 and Tim Kernan the 521 and 5360. Both designers are known for creating fast, strong boats that not only perform but offer comfortable cruising.
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Outbound sailboats have raised salons of varying degrees. Each model offers bright interiors that provide visibility out the salon windows.
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Every Outbound is built with a dedicated workroom that provides a space to perfrom repairs, maintenance, and allows access to critical systems.
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Onboard storage is an important detail for cruising sailboats that is often an afterthought. Carefully planned, practical storage is integral to the design of every Outbound model.
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