Allied Seawind Mk II Cutter Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · long

Rig

Cutter

LOA

31.58' · 9.63 m

Disp.

14,900 lbs · 6,759 kg

First year

1975

The Allied Seawind Mk II Cutter represents the evolution of one of the most storied names in American fiberglass yachting. Building upon the legacy of the original Seawind 30—the first fiberglass sailboat to circumnavigate the globe—the Mk II was designed by naval architect Thomas Gillmer to offer significantly more volume, stability, and comfort while maintaining the rugged offshore pedigree Allied was known for. Produced between 1975 and 1982, the Mk II was primarily offered as a ketch, but the cutterrigged variant gained a dedicated following among purists who preferred the simplicity of a single mast and the versatility of a staysail in heavy weather. With a displacement of nearly 15,000 pounds on a 32foot frame, it remains a quintessential "heavy cruiser" built during an era when fiberglass laminates were often overengineered for safety.