| Length Overall | 12,61 |
| Waterline Length | 11,5 |
| Beam | 4,11 |
| Draft | 1.99 |
| Displacement | 11100 |
| Yard | Hallberg Rassy |
| Year | 2012 |
The Hallberg-Rassy 412 is a blend of speed and comfort. Its design includes hidden halyards and winches that don’t disrupt the exterior chart tables, allowing for easy Push Button Sailing. The cockpit is protected by a seamlessly integrated windscreen.
The yacht features seven flush-mounted deck hatches, offering a sleek appearance. The genoajib furler and optional electric anchor windlass are conveniently located under the deck.
The modern sail plan is designed for effortless handling, with a larger mainsail and slightly overlapping genoajib. There’s also an option for a self-tacking jib. The rig features triple swept-back spreaders, providing easy deck passage, optimal sheeting for the headsail, and strong mast support. An optional code zero or gennaker can be flown between the masthead and a removable bowsprit.
The yacht boasts a heavy lead keel with a bulb, weighing four tons, securely bolted onto a deep bilge for both strength and comfort.
In summary, the Hallberg-Rassy 412 offers a harmonious combination of performance, convenience, and luxury, making it an ideal choice for sailing enthusiasts seeking both speed and comfort.
