Designed by the respected naval architect Bill Tripp Jr., the Tripp 36 is a performance-oriented sailboat that reflects Tripp's reputation for creating fast, responsive hulls with genuine offshore capability. Built for sailors who want more than a comfortable daysailer, this design sits comfortably in the crossover space between competitive club racing and capable bluewater passage-making. Tripp's design philosophy tends toward clean, modern lines with an emphasis on stability and speed, and the Tripp 36 carries these hallmarks well. Sailors who have spent time aboard often appreciate its balanced helm and confident handling in a range of conditions, making it an appealing option for those looking to push beyond coastal waters without sacrificing performance under sail. While detailed specifications can be limited for this model, the Tripp name carries considerable weight in sailing circles, and boats bearing it tend to attract buyers who prioritize sailing quality above all else. For those researching a capable mid-size sailboat with a performance pedigree and versatility across both racing and cruising contexts, the Tripp 36 deserves serious consideration.
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How much does a Tripp 36 weigh?
The Tripp 36 has a displacement of 9,685.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 36.00 ft.
Who designed the Tripp 36?
The Tripp 36 was designed by William Tripp Iii, first built in 1991.