Hallberg-Rassy 372

The Hallberg-Rassy 372 is a German Frers-designed fractional sloop, built by Hallberg-Rassy from 2010 to the present, with an LOA of 11.3 meters, a 3.6-meter beam, and a 2.0-meter draft. Its hull features a fin with a rudder on a skeg, and it displaces 7499 kg.7:28 The Hallberg-Rassy 370, a successor model, maintains similar bulkhead placement while increasing interior volume.2:27 The 37-foot model is designed to accommodate two couples, offering options for an island bed or a traditional V-berth forward.1:50 Construction involves hand-laid fiberglass with bulkheads laminated directly to the hull and deck for structural rigidity.20:41 The vessel integrates extensive technical systems, including Victron and Raymarine electronics, a CAN bus electrical network, and retractable bow and stern thrusters to assist with maneuvering the dual-rudder configuration.7:49 Standard equipment includes bronze through-hull fittings, though composite options are available.4:01 A fully optioned Hallberg-Rassy 372 can carry significant extras, including a code sail with furling system, electric in-mast furling headsail, custom multi-zone solar panels, and a PU fake-teak deck.1:03 Aboard *Halcyon Yachts - International Yacht Delivery*, a Hallberg-Rassy 370 delivered consistent performance, maintaining speeds of 8 to 10 knots in favorable conditions and averaging 6 knots with a dead-astern wind.4:52 The interior layout offers significant living space and high build quality, with the aft cabin identified as a weak point for two adults due to its 1.20-meter width.38:52