The deck features ergonomically designed volumes designed to leave plenty of space, despite the equipment. The cockpit is dominated by a large central wheel, which allows the eye to wander over the open stern.From the wheelhouse one can enjoy the skylights and the typical elongated windows, while the passage of halyards is entirely internal in recessed grooves.There is spacious storage under the stern seats and at the bow for the anchor and the windlass.As in all Comar production, the doors are flush and tailor-made, the winches are mounted inside the breakwater, Harken equipment and steel components are custom-made directly at the shipyard.The Comet 35 has a 9/10 rig.The objective of the small Comar Yacht cabin cruiser is to maintain the full range concept: modern lines, excellent seaworthiness and the top notch livability. A challenge that becomes more interesting in small sizes. The cruiser vocation of the Comet 35, becomes pure racing fun and in both instances the hull stability allows seamless boat management even with a reduced crew. By reinterpreting the sleek and well balanced lines typical of the Sports Comar range, even in the 35 we can recognize the harmony of the deck where the deck house, well integrated with the hull lines, offers excellent interior livability.
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- Beam 3,64 m
- Length overall 10,65 m
- Hull length 9,20 m
- Draft Std 1,90 m
- Draft Opt 2,20 m
- Std. Ballast 1.600 Kg
- Displacement 5.500 Kg
Engine
- Lombardini Marine 30 hp
- Trasmissione S-Drive
- Fuel tank 120 lt
Superficie Velica
- Mainsail 40,00 mq
- Genoa 40,00 mq
- Spinnaker 93,00 mq
- ISG 14050 mm
- P 13500 mm
- E 4700 mm
- Ig 14050 mm
- J 3980 mm
- BAS 1550 mm
Interior
- Cabins 2
- Berths 6
- Heads 1
- Water tank 220 lt
Design
- Studio Vallicelli
- Comar Yachts
CE
- People 8
- Category “A”