Built to carry solar panels and ease dinghy lifting, this Dufour 44 Davit arch complements the lines as if it were an OEM option.
This Klacko Marine Arch includes the following options;
- multiple AIS, GPS and Wifi Antenna bases
- removable Radome tower
- heavy duty lifting rings
- seamless 1″ side rails to fwd gate
- extended sternrails
- MOB pole holder
- Flag socket
- Custom attachments for 3x 160W solar panels
- Large internal wiring holes
- Dinghy davits with 300lb capacity
The Dufour 44 Performance is a dynamic monohull sailboat designed by Umberto Felci and built by Dufour Yachts between 2003 and 2008. It’s a vessel that combines speed and comfort, making it suitable for both racing enthusiasts and cruisers. The boat features a sleek, streamlined form with a nearly plumb bow and a low cabin profile, contributing to its aesthetic appeal and performance capabilities1.
With a length overall of 13.7 meters and a beam of 4.3 meters, the Dufour 44 Performance offers a spacious interior and a well-thought-out deck layout. It carries a 130-percent genoa on a 9/10 fractional rig with swept-back spreaders, and sail controls are conveniently accessible from the helm. The standard keel has a draft of 5 feet, 8 inches, while the high-performance keel extends to 6 feet, 6 inches1.
The boat’s hull is constructed from fiberglass with PVC foam above the waterline, ensuring a light yet sturdy build. It’s powered by a 55 HP Volvo diesel engine and has a fuel capacity of 250 liters. The Dufour 44 Performance also boasts a good water supply range with a water capacity of 432 liters2.
In terms of accommodations, the Dufour 44 Performance is designed to offer comfort without compromising on sailing performance. The main saloon has ample headroom, and the cabins are well-appointed for a pleasant stay onboard2.
Overall, the Dufour 44 Performance is a testament to Dufour Yachts’ ability to create boats that are both exciting to sail.