What the fleet has seen
The Moody 36S, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Moody 36S is a 36-foot masthead sloop designed by Angus Primrose and built by Marine Projects Ltd. and A. H. Moody, Sons between 1981 and 1983. It is an aft cockpit variant of the Moody 36, with an LOA of 11.0 m, a beam of 3.8 m, a draft of 1.5 m, and a displacement of 6667 kg. Aboard *Sailing Gently*, the Moody 36S *Bambola* survived a 70-knot storm at Lady Musgrave Island, Australia, holding position with a CQR anchor while other vessels dragged onto a coral reef.5:33 The crew of *Sailing Gently* considers the Moody 36, along with the Westerly Marine Ltd. Ocean 43, a capable and comfortable cruiser for long-distance sailing, offering superior handling and interior space.watch They emphasize that a 36-foot vessel is ideal for single-handed sailing and that older, well-maintained production boats like the Moody 36 offer cost-effective platforms for circumnavigation when properly upgraded.17:22 The *Bambola* navigated the challenging, inaccurately charted lagoon entrance of Suvorov atoll, relying on visual pilotage.4:56














