- Builder:
- BRISTOL YACHTS
- Category:
- Center Cockpit
- Sub Category:
- Sloop
- Model Year:
- 1986
- Year Built:
- 1986
- Refit Year:
- 2013
- Refit Type:
- Comprehensive
- Country:
- United States
- Vessel Top:
- 2354
- Cockpit:
- Yes
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STRIDER is a classic example of a Ted Hood designed sloop built to the strict specifications of the Bristol Boat Company. Modifications to the deck layout, interior design and systems-arrangements were provided by Dieter Empacher and, with her 2012/13 comprehensive refit, she is ready to go places. The boat can be single-handed or easily managed by two, and she accommodates eight with ease.
She exhibits classic, graceful lines with her traditional, sweeping sheer-line. The Bristol 47.7 has powerful hull lines that are coupled with a medium to heavy displacement and a keel/centerboard design, all translating into excellent boat speed. With the centerboard up, STRIDER only draws 4'-11", allowing her access to shoal areas that vessels of her size can only dream about, while at the same time affording excellent stability and sea-keeping ability with the board down for offshore passages.
STRIDER is a classic example of a Ted Hood designed sloop built to the strict specifications of the Bristol Boat Company. Modifications to the deck layout, interior design and systems-arrangements were provided by Dieter Empacher and, with her 2012/13 comprehensive refit, she is ready to go places. The boat can be single-handed or easily managed by two, and she accommodates eight with ease.
She exhibits classic, graceful lines with her traditional, sweeping sheer-line. The Bristol 47.7 has powerful hull lines that are coupled with a medium to heavy displacement and a keel/centerboard design, all translating into excellent boat speed. With the centerboard up, STRIDER only draws 4'-11", allowing her access to shoal areas that vessels of her size can only dream about, while at the same time affording excellent stability and sea-keeping ability with the board down for offshore passages.
STRIDER sleeps four in two staterooms, plus two-four in the main salon. The interior joinery is satin-finish varnished African mahogany with louvered doors and locker fronts throughout, and a varnished solid teak and holly cabin sole. Numerous hatches, opening ports provide nice light and ventilation throughout. All overhead hatches have hinged screens with teak frames.
FORWARD STATEROOM
FORWARD HEAD
MAIN SALON
The main salon has a full-length settee to starboard that extends to a double berth, with several storage lockers outboard. An L-shaped settee to port also extends to a double berth when needed for extra guests. There is a drop-leaf table just off center with useful utensil/bottle storage in the middle, easily accommodating six guests when fully opened. There are louvered-door storage compartments above and outboard, as well as enclosed storage behind the settee seat back. Numerous grab rails and hand holds throughout.
GALLEY
The U-shaped galley is aft to starboard with convenient access to the companionway. There is extensive countertop area and abundant storage throughout.
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The aft-facing navigation station is in the passageway to port, featuring a large chart table with storage under, multiple drawers, lockers and new flush-mounted Raymarine electronics. Electrical panels and large access doors to the engine are inboard, opposite the nav station, with additional access panels on all sides for exceptional accessibility. Custom battery storage and shelving in engine room.
MASTER STATEROOM
The aft stateroom has a desirable centerline queen berth with easy access from both sides. There is an abundance of storage compartments and several drawers on both sides, and a large hanging locker forward to port. Natural light and ventilation are provided via opening ports, three Bomar deck hatches and cowl vents.
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The hull is constructed of hand-laid solid fiberglass, and the deck is hand-laid fiberglass with end grain balsa core. Hull is Flag Blue Boero Challenger Hi-Tech paint with red double boot stripes, gold cove stripe and red bottom (bottom blasted to bare and repainted, October 2012). Deck is white with white non-skid. She has also has a teak rubrail with stainless striker. Centerboard configuration provides a minimum draft of only 4’-11” with board up and a maximum draft of 11’ with her foil shaped board down which makes for the enhanced upwind performance that this breed of Ted Hood designed boat are well known.
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