Used Feeling 32 Sailboats for Sale

The Feeling 32 represents a pivotal era for the Kirié shipyard, marking the transition from the traditional designs of the 1980s to the modern, light-filled cruisers of the early 2000s. Launched in 1999 as a successor to the popular Feeling 326, the vessel was designed by the renowned naval architect Gilles Vaton, with interior styling by Roseo Design. Produced during the period when Kirié was evolving into Alliaura Marine, the Feeling 32 was built to cater to the French "dériveur intégral" (integral centerboarder) philosophy, though it was also offered in a fixed-keel version (GTE). The model was a cornerstone of the shipyard's "new generation" range, which included the smaller Feeling 29 and the larger Feeling 36 and 39, all sharing a distinct aesthetic characterized by curved coachroof lines and expansive panoramic windows. Technical details and the production timeline are preserved in the archives of Bateaux.com, which notes the model's significant production run through the mid-2000s.