1995 Concordia Tripp 47

ENDURANCE is second generation Tripp 47 built by Concordia Yacht Company in 1995. The Tripp 47 is widely regarded as a "thoroughbred" with an enviable racing record in offshore classics like the Sydney Hobart and Chicago Mac. Its light displacement hull is optimized for all-weather performance, featuring a high-aspect 7/8 fractional rig that delivers blistering speeds in light air while remaining stiff and predictable when the breeze freshens. Despite its racing pedigree, the 47 offers a spacious interior with accommodations for up to 10, including a navigation station, functional galley, ample storage and comfortable salon with large centerline table with seating for 6-10 people. While it has the "bones" of a grand-prix racer, it is increasingly popular as a short-handed cruiser. Many have been retrofitted with furling headsails and lazy jacks, allowing a couple to manage its power with ease.