What the fleet has seen
The Lagoon 42, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Lagoon 42 is a 12.9-meter fractional sloop catamaran designed by Van Peteghem and Lauriot-Prevost, built between 1990 and 1994 by Jeanneau, TPI, and CNB. It features a fully battened main, roller furling jib, and staysail, with a reported displacement of 7506 kg. Aboard SVN solovelanet, a Lagoon 42 was used to survey the coast of Isola d'Elba in the Tuscan Archipelago, navigating its 130 anchorages and five primary ports.1:44 Aboard sailing vessel reality, a Lagoon 42 completed an 11-hour passage from St Nevis to Antigua, anchoring in Carlisle Bay before clearing customs in Falmouth Harbour.2:27 The crew noted the need for multiple attempts to set the anchor securely due to weed on the seabed.15:42 For a delivery from Les Sables d'Olonne to Marina Castel, a new Lagoon 42 crew prepared with offshore gear, including a Gill OS1 jacket and salopettes, Musto GTX Ocean Racer boots, and a Crewsaver ErgoFit Extreme life jacket.0:06 Epic Navigator analyzed the Lagoon 42's 220V power system, noting that exceeding the battery bank's 2,000W continuous draw limit can cause damage, and emphasized turning off the inverter before switching on shore power or the generator.1:02
