Overview
The Catalina 400 MkII is a Gerry Douglas design built by Catalina Yachts in the United States from 2000, an aft-cockpit sloop with twin wheels.
Design and Construction
sailboatdata.com lists a fin keel with a bulb and a spade rudder, 41.5 ft overall on a 36.5 ft waterline, 13.5 ft of beam and 6.92 ft of draft. Displacement is 19,700 lb with 7,200 lb of ballast, and the masthead sloop carries about 808 sq ft.
Buyers Notes
John Neal rates post-2000 Catalinas 3 of 5: good value and steadily improving quality, adequate for low to mid-latitude cruising but not for Cape Horn. Its capsize screen value of 2.00 sits at the usual offshore guideline.
