What the fleet has seen
The Leopard 47, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Leopard 47 is a fractional sloop catamaran with twin keels, designed by Morrelli and Melvin and built by Robertson and Caine from 2002 to the present. Also known as the Moorings 4700, a charter variant, it measures 14.3 meters LOA with a 7.4-meter beam and 1.3-meter draft, displacing 10,169 kg. A 2004 Leopard 47 named *Blue* features four private staterooms with en-suite heads, a 70-pound Spade XL anchor on 120 feet of 3/8-inch chain, and twin 56-horsepower Yanmar engines.watch The rig includes a large mainsail with bearing-equipped slides and a jib on a furler.5:13 Onboard systems include a water maker producing 20 gallons per hour and two 180-watt solar panels.6:55 Aboard Adventureman Dan, the cockpit and deck layout prioritize guest space, featuring trampolines, a large bimini, and a stern-mounted shower.13:11 Ann-Elin Synnes inspected a 1991 Leopard 47 whose interior showed heavy wear from charter use, including crooked cabinetry and warped doors, suggesting that restoring heavily chartered older catamarans can be costly.4:05 Sam Holmes Sailing inspected a 2003 Leopard 47 at Safe Harbor Marina in Fajardo, Puerto Rico.6:49
