Irwin 44

The Irwin 44 is a well-known sailboat that was first introduced in 1987 by the Irwin Yacht and Marine Corporation. This popular cruiser was designed by Ted Irwin, a renowned naval architect who created a sailboat that was both comfortable and fast. The Irwin 44 has a length of 44 feet and a beam of 13 feet, making it a spacious and comfortable vessel for long-range cruising. It has a displacement of around 27,000 pounds and a draft of 5 feet, 6 inches, which allows it to sail in both shallow and deep waters.

The interior of the Irwin 44 is designed to be both functional and comfortable. It features a large saloon area with a dining table, a fully-equipped galley, and two or three cabins that can accommodate up to six people. The boat also has two heads with showers, which makes it an excellent option for extended sailing trips. The Irwin 44 has a robust fiberglass hull and a keel-stepped mast, which provides stability in rough seas. It is also designed to be easy to handle and can be sailed single-handed or by a small crew. With its classic lines, spacious interior, and excellent sailing performance, the Irwin 44 remains a popular choice among sailors and cruisers today.