What the fleet has seen
The Oyster Marine 37 Heritage, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Oyster Marine 37 HERITAGE is a 1980s masthead sloop designed by Holman, Pye, and Kim Holman, built by Oyster Marine Ltd. with a fin keel and rudder on skeg. The 11.3-meter (37-foot) vessel displaces 6592 kg, has a 3.7-meter beam, and a 1.6-meter draft.1:45 Aboard *Sailing Florence*, an Oyster Marine 37 HERITAGE named Florence completed an eight-month refit for high-latitude sailing, including replacing the aluminum toe rail, installing a stainless steel Spade anchor, and upgrading windlass switches.1:59 The crew replaced the original Treadmaster cork decking with KiwiGrip paint and installed new acrylic windows.6:51 Electronics were modernized with a B&G suite, a Mastervolt lithium battery, and a solar charging system.10:53 Interior work focused on thermal insulation behind headlining and side panels, including wrapping the mast to prevent condensation.16:00 Florence has sailed extensively, including a transit from Barbuda to the British Virgin Islands, a passage across the Baltic Sea from Copenhagen to Christiansø, and a journey from Ipswich to the Hamble in the UK, navigating wind farms, sandbanks, and heavy shipping traffic.1:52 The crew has also sailed Florence from the Isle of Skye to the St Kilda archipelago and along the Arctic Norwegian coast, utilizing an autopilot tack button for single-handed maneuvers and an asymmetric spinnaker for downwind sailing.0:03

















