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The Island PACKET 420 is a Robert K. Johnson-designed cutter-rigged sailboat built by Island Packet Yachts from 1999 to the present, known for its heavy displacement and full long keel. With an LOA of 13.6 meters, a beam of 4.3 meters, and a draft of 1.5 meters, it displaces 13,607 kg. Lady K Sailing identifies the Island PACKET 420 as a proven ocean-crossing vessel suitable for unlimited budgets, offering structural integrity and sail plan versatility for Atlantic crossings. It is considered a "battle axe" cruiser, exceeding 25,000 pounds, providing superior structural robustness and weather capability for global circumnavigation.6:53 Practical Sailor notes that the Island PACKET 420 is a heavier, less tender vessel compared to lighter production cruisers like the Hanse 410.0:44 Aboard Adventureman Dan, the owners previously cruised a 42-foot Island Packet before selecting a Feeling 39 for its shallow-draft capabilities.1:13 Sailing Solé mentions an upcoming 700-nautical-mile offshore passage from Stuart, Florida, to the Chesapeake Bay, Virginia, aboard an Island Packet 42.15:22
