1986 Hobie Fixed Keel Sold Boat in Falmouth, ME US

$19,250

Used
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builtBuilt in 1986
Year the boat was built
model

Fixed Keel

Boat model
engine

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Engine type and count
length

33 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

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Fuel type
material

Fiberglass/Reinforced

Hull material
Nominal Length
33ft
Length Overall
33ft
Beam
8ft
Max Draft
5ft
Fuel Tanks
6gal
Hull Material
fiberglass

The Hobie 33 is a one design sleek, ultra fast mono-hull with an 8 foot beam, a fixed keel and a deck step mast so that two people can trailer the boat, launch it and go sailing. This particular Hobie 33 has spent the first decade of her life in fresh water and then was purchased by a VERY GOOD sail maker who built all of her current inventory after selling her to the current owner.  She also has the plus of all new TackTick instruments and a custom Zieman trailer.

Contact

Falmouth, ME

Overview from around the web 1986 Hobie Fixed Keel

Customers appreciate the 1986 Hobie Fixed Keel for its sturdy construction and reliable performance on the water

Many highlight its stability and ease of handling, making it a great choice for both beginners and experienced sailors. The fixed keel design is praised for providing excellent tracking and balance, allowing for confident sailing even in choppy conditions. Users also commend the spacious cockpit and comfortable seating, which enhance the overall sailing experience. Overall, the 1986 Hobie Fixed Keel is valued for its durability, user-friendly design, and enjoyable sailing capabilities.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 1986 Hobie Fixed Keel offers a unique sailing experience with several advantages and a few drawbacks to consider:

Pros

Stability: The fixed keel provides excellent stability compared to centerboard models, making it a great choice for beginners and those seeking a more stable ride.

Durability: Built with robust materials typical of Hobie designs, the 1986 Fixed Keel is known for its long-lasting construction.

Ease of Use: Without the need to raise or lower a centerboard, this model simplifies launching and retrieving, especially in shallow waters.

Good Tracking: The fixed keel improves directional tracking, allowing for smoother and more predictable sailing.

Cons

Limited Shallow Water Access: The fixed keel increases draft, which can restrict sailing in very shallow areas or beach landings.

Transport and Storage: Due to the fixed keel, trailering and storage can be less convenient compared to models with retractable centerboards.

Performance Trade-offs: While stable, the fixed keel may reduce maneuverability and speed potential in certain conditions compared to more agile centerboard versions.

Made For

The 1986 Hobie Fixed Keel is ideal for sailors seeking a stable and easy-to-handle sailboat, perfect for beginners and recreational sailors who want a reliable and low-maintenance vessel. Its fixed keel design offers enhanced stability, making it well-suited for coastal cruising, day sailing, and learning the basics of sailing in a safe and comfortable environment.

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