About this boat
The Pogo 44 is a sailing cruiser built by Pogo Structures and designed by Finot-Conq. The yard combines a lightweight construction with plenty of power and stability, for sailors who want to undertake long voyages quickly and with minimal effort.
Specifications
Dimensions and weight
- Hull length
- 12.80 m
- Length overall
- 13.55 m
- Beam
- 4.50 m
- Draught
- 3.10 m
- Air draft
- 19.50 m
- Weight
- 6,300 kg
Engine and power
- Max. power
- 50 hp
- Fuel tank
- 95 l
Hull and construction
- Hull material
- GRP
Full description
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The hull is 12.80 metres long, with an overall length of 13.55 metres and a beam of 4.50 metres. The light displacement is 6,300 kilograms and the lifting keel provides a draught of 1.38 to 3.10 metres. The mast height above water is 19.50 metres. The boat is constructed entirely using vacuum infusion with fibreglass, vinyl ester and a foam sandwich core.
The basic version is fitted with a 50 hp inboard diesel engine with a folding propeller, a 95-litre fuel tank and two drinking water tanks with a combined capacity of 325 litres. The mainsail measures 51 or 63 m², the jib 50 m², the cutter jib 30 or 20 m² and the asymmetrical spinnaker 150 to 165 m². An aluminium mast is fitted as standard; a carbon mast is optional.
The layout features two fixed double cabins, one at the bow and one at the stern, and a dinette that can be converted into a double berth. According to the yard, foam buoyancy units make the vessel unsinkable.
Key features include the faceted windows, taken from the Pogo 36, and a swim platform with integrated storage space.




