The Pearson Triton Yawl represents a watershed moment in naval architecture, being the split-rigged variant of the vessel that effectively launched the fiberglass revolution. When the first Triton debuted at the 1959 New York Boat Show, it shattered the industry's skepticism regarding "plastic" boats, securing 17 orders before the show’s conclusion. Designed by Carl Alberg, the Triton was conceived as a rugged, affordable cruiser capable of offshore passages. While the majority of the 708 hulls produced through 1967 were sloops, the yawl configuration remains highly sought after by traditionalists for its versatile sail plan and the balanced aesthetic of its mizzen mast. Built with a solid fiberglass hull and a balsa-cored deck, the Triton Yawl features the classic Alberg hallmarks: a narrow beam, long overhangs, and a full keel with an encapsulated lead ballast.
Pearson Triton Yawl Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview
- Make
- Pearson
- Model
- Triton Yawl
- Builder
- Pearson Yachts
- Designer
- Carl Alberg
- Number Built
- Production Year(s)
- 1958 - ??
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