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The Feeling 39 is a 1998–2012 French-built masthead sloop designed by Philippe Briand, notable for its available lift keel version. This variant allows a draft range from 0.7 to 2.2 meters, enabling the 11.7-meter monohull to anchor in shallow waters or sit on the bottom. Its 4.0-meter beam and 7150 kg displacement contribute to a comfort ratio of 22.9. Aboard *Adventureman Dan*, a 2002 Feeling 39 with a swing keel and 2.4-foot minimum draft, the owners utilize a slutter rig with a 120% genoa and a removable inner forestay.0:30 This crew, who previously sailed an Island Packet 420 and a catamaran, chose the Feeling 39 for its shallow-draft capabilities in the Bahamas, where it performs well.34:40 The interior features a gimbaled stove, dedicated fridge and freezer, and a shallow bilge.23:27 The owners are considering a metal-hulled vessel for future high-latitude cruising in areas like Alaska or Newfoundland.37:49
