What the fleet has seen
The Hallberg-Rassy 372, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Hallberg-Rassy 372 is a German Frers-designed fractional sloop built by Hallberg-Rassy from 2010 to the present, featuring a fin keel with a rudder on a skeg. This 11.3-meter yacht, with a 3.6-meter beam and 2.0-meter draft, displaces 7,499 kg. Its design prioritizes interior volume, offering a large saloon, a repositioned chart table as a desk, and an island bed in the forward cabin, which is unusual for a 37-foot boat.1:49 Aboard *SEILmagasinet*, sea trials off the Swedish west coast showed the boat tracking at 6–6.5 knots on a beat in 7 m/s wind with light, precise steering.29:35 The engine is reversed, driving a saildrive with dual alternators and separate AGM and lithium battery banks.27:29 A dedicated technical compartment aft houses a bow thruster and space for a watermaker.2:35 The aft cabin, at 1.20 meters wide, is considered its weakest point for two adults.38:52 The boat can be heavily optioned; a fully equipped model can exceed 10 million Swedish krona, with extras like electric winches, a hydraulic folding bathing platform, and extensive electronics.5:52














