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The Tanton 43 is a cat ketch-rigged sailboat designed by Yves-Marie Tanton and built by Ta Chiao in Taiwan from 1980 onward. This 13.2-meter (43-foot) vessel, also marketed as the Offshore 43 and Explorer 43, features an unstayed carbon fiber mast system that flexes in gusts, reducing the need for constant sail trim or reefing.12:10 Its hull design is a fin with a rudder on skeg, and it displaces 9979 kg with a 1.5-meter draft.10:26 A pilot house version was also offered.32:34 The Tanton 43 shares a hull design with the Tanton 44, which is often referred to as the CT44. Aboard Hashtag Sal, a Tanton 43 is sailed by a liveaboard who has cruised for 21 years, emphasizing the psychological shift required for full-time life aboard.0:46 The Tanton 44, as seen by 59° North Sailing, features a rounded stern, high bulwarks, and an uncluttered foredeck, with teak seating in the cockpit but clear side decks.17:52
