Jason 35

Designed by renowned naval architect Ted Brewer in 1972, this substantial cruising sailboat represents classic American yacht design from the early 1970s. Miller Marine Corporation produced just 40 hulls during the boat's production run, making it a relatively rare find on today's market. The Jason 35's generous proportions and traditional lines reflect Brewer's philosophy of creating seaworthy cruising boats. With a displacement of 16,800 pounds and 6,200 pounds of ballast, this fiberglass yacht offers the stability and comfort serious cruisers demand for extended passages. The fin keel with rudder on skeg configuration provides a good balance of performance and directional stability, while the cutter rig allows for versatile sail handling in varying conditions. The boat's comfort ratio of 35.4 indicates excellent motion comfort for offshore passages, while the capsize screening formula of 1.75 suggests good stability for ocean sailing. These characteristics make the Jason 35 well-suited for coastal and offshore cruising rather than racing. The substantial construction and thoughtful design details reflect the era's emphasis on building boats to last, appealing to sailors seeking a proven platform for serious cruising adventures.

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