What the fleet has seen
The Linjett 40, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Linjett 40 is a fractional sloop designed by Mats Gustafsson and built by Rosattra Boatyard (Linjett Boats) from 2002 to 2012. It measures 12.3 meters LOA with a 3.7-meter beam, a 2.0-meter draft, and displaces 7199 kg. The boat features a fin keel with a spade rudder. Aboard *SEILmagasinet*, a Linjett 36 (a related model) was tested near Norrtälje, north of Stockholm, making 6–7 knots upwind with a 105% jib in 6–10 m/s winds, and 8.5 knots downwind with a gennaker.12:03 The helm is direct and balanced, providing good weather-helm warning.1:44 The boat carries a furling gennaker on a bowsprit with an internal furling motor, a design detail Linjett developed extensively.11:41 Interiors include a V-berth, a wide aft cabin, a large galley with a top-loading refrigerator, a separate shower, and 1.90 meters of saloon headroom.10:14 Electrical systems use Victron equipment with a 200-amp water-cooled alternator, and electronics are B&G.16:11 A 40 hp Yanmar engine provides a 7.5-knot cruising speed.19:56 The cockpit is narrow, offering security in heavy weather.1:49 The Linjett 36 is noted for its interior volume, with a larger saloon, head, and cabins than comparable 36-footers, though it lacks a chart table.0:49 It is positioned as a premium compact cruiser.
