- 56 Scranton Ave
- Falmouth, MA 02540
- 774.228.0454
The E33 was designed to be a fun, simple, and high performance daysailor and club racer that can be easily sailed by one, or comfortably enjoyed by a crew of up to six thanks to her oversized cockpit. These boats boast impressive performance numbers in all conditions, turn heads with their timeless lines, and are surprisingly capable (for their size) for offshore sailing and sleep-aboard cruising. The E33 is one of the few American-made sailboats, built to the highest standards by the renowned shipwrights at Lyman-Morse in Thomaston, Maine. This model can be trailered and shipped in a 40ft container, further adding to the versatility.
Zenyatta took the design and performance to the next level by integrating powered winches and a push button pedestal to allow for quick setting and trimming of sales and really elevate the ability for solo sailing.
Zenyatta has recently been bottom painted and is prepping for launch soon.
ZENYATTA is a very different beast from the stock E33 and from just about any other daysailer in this class. The original owner – a self-admitted sailing fanatic – went to extreme lengths to modify just about every system on this boat with a major focus on the rig and sailing hardware. The refit philosophy was to create ‘the ultimate single hander’, and as such, nearly $150,000 was spent on overhauling the deck layout and sailing controls by Easom Rigging in San Francisco. A push-button panel forward of the tiller now gives the skipper fingertip control over virtually every function on deck. The custom, self-tacking jib-boom eliminates the need to grind sheets after each tack and gybe. An autopilot allows the skipper to set a course and step forward in the rare instance where a hand is required on a halyard or sheet. This is truly a special, one-off boat and she will delight the sailor who is looking for race boat performance without the need for competent crew. ZENYATTA is priced below the MSRP of a new E33 (with stock equipment).
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