wallywind 110
Wally Yachts has introduced a line of sailing yachts 30-45 meters long.
Monaco-based yacht brand Wally Yachts has unveiled a new range of wallywind sailboats, returning to its roots. In the 90s of the last century, the company specialized in sailing yachts before creating several extremely successful motor vessels - Wallys-Wallypower 58, WHY200, Wallytender 43 and others.
The company announced the development of three new models of sailboats with a length of 30 to 45 meters. The first in the line will be the launch of the wallywind 110, a full carbon hull boat with a naval architecture designed by Judel/vrolijk & Co.
According to Stefano de Vivo, Managing Director of Wally Yachts, the new sailboat is the equivalent of “a grand touring car in the automotive world.” The yacht is positioned as a ship adapted for long-distance travel, which can successfully take part in the regatta.
Wally founder and chief designer Luca Bassani calls the wallywind 110 a “true hybrid”, noting the volume and comfort of a yacht combined with the style and performance of a racing boat, and the benefits of unusual design without sacrificing aesthetics.
Wally will provide three keel configurations for the customer's choice. Among the technical features of the sailboat are lightweight lithium-ion batteries, dual steering gear and hydraulic pumps for maximum redundancy, as well as an underwater anchoring system.
The removable deck furniture harks back to the heyday of large yacht racing. The owner of the wallywind 110 can easily leave sun loungers, chairs and tables on the shore and prepare the yacht for participation in the regatta. The entire design of the vessel with the famous sea terrace is the embodiment of Wally's corporate identity.
The line will also launch two larger boats, the wallywind 130 and wallywind 150. According to Stefano de Vivo, these models will be designed for owners who plan to make long cruises on the seas, not only enjoying a high level of comfort, but also experiencing exceptional ship's performance.
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