Built during Pearson's prolific era of fiberglass sailboat production, the Renegade 27 represents the company's commitment to creating affordable yet seaworthy vessels for the growing recreational sailing market. This compact cruiser was designed with weekend coastal adventures and daysailing in mind, offering a practical balance of comfort and performance for sailors seeking their first keelboat or a manageable vessel for regular outings. Pearson's reputation for solid construction carries through to the Renegade 27, featuring the company's characteristic heavy-displacement hull that prioritizes stability and seaworthiness over pure speed. The boat's traditional lines reflect the design philosophy of its era, emphasizing predictable handling characteristics that inspire confidence in novice sailors while remaining engaging for more experienced crews. The Renegade 27's size makes it well-suited for protected waters and near-coastal cruising, where its sturdy build and manageable proportions shine. While not designed for extended offshore passages, the boat handles choppy conditions with composure typical of Pearson's fleet. For sailors prioritizing reliability, ease of handling, and traditional sailing qualities over racing performance, the Renegade 27 offers a solid foundation for years of enjoyable sailing experiences.
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How much does a Renegade 27 Pearson weigh?
The Renegade 27 Pearson has a displacement of 6,500.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 27.17 ft.
Who designed the Renegade 27 Pearson?
The Renegade 27 Pearson was designed by William Shaw, first built in 1967.