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The Hallberg-Rassy 35 is a 1967–1978 masthead sloop designed by Olle Enderlein, known for its bluewater cruising capabilities and center-cockpit layout. It features a fin keel, an LOA of 11.1 meters, a beam of 3.0 meters, a draft of 1.3 meters, and a displacement of 5499 kg.20:36 Aboard *Santana*, a 1978 model, the full-length keel provides directional stability and structural protection, while the 45% ballast-to-displacement ratio contributes to stability.20:26 The shallow draft allows anchoring in tight areas, but results in a small rudder that complicates low-speed maneuvering.7:32 The deep center cockpit offers protection from spray and wind. *Santana*'s owners find the side-galley and small salon cramped for two people and two dogs.5:34 The lack of an electrical windlass complicates single-handed anchoring.11:48 Aboard *Lucy*, a 35-ft Hallberg-Rassy, the owners considered downsizing from their 35-foot boat, finding it too large for their liveaboard needs.2:38 The Hallberg-Rassy 35 is considered a bluewater-capable sailboat, offering a balance of comfort and protection.4:32
