Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 39iAndrew Burton reviews the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 39i for the 2007 Cruising World Sailboat Show
Jan 30, 2007 By Andrew Burton (More articles by this author)
Halyards, reefing and furling lines, and the mainsheet are led aft to winches on either side of the companionway; primary winches are on the coamings just forward of the twin wheels. The big, triangular cockpit is comfortable for lounging, and a centerline table has plenty of room for six to dine alfresco. A hot-and-cold-water transom shower is handy to the broad swim platform. The roomy forward cabin has a large V-berth and ample storage space in hanging lockers and on shelves, due, in part, to Jeanneau not trying to incorporate a second head into the boat. The saloon is large, airy, and comfortable. A wraparound dinette to starboard, just forward of an L-shaped galley, has seating for five or six A settee berth is opposite, just forward of the nav station. On the two-cabin layout, the spacious head to port features a separate shower with a seat. On the three-cabin layout, the head is considerably smaller and doesn't have a separate shower. Owners can choose a large aft cabin to starboard or twin aft cabins. All staterooms have fore-and-aft double berths. Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 39i Specs LOA: 38' 10" LWL: 35' 1" Beam: 12' 8" Draft (standard): 6' 6" Sail Area: 667 sq. ft. Displacement: 16,094 lb. Water: 94 gal. Fuel: 34 gal. Engine: 40-hp. Yanmar Designer: Marc Lombard/ Jeanneau Design Price: $172,000 Jeanneau America, (410) 280-9400, www.jeanneauamerica.com
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