X-Yachting - X-Yachts
X-Yachting - X-Yachts
X-Yachting - X-Yachts
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Xp technology<br />
Boatspeed (knots) 180º 16<br />
The new Xp’s adopt the very latest developments in contemporary performance yacht<br />
design. The Xp range builds on the unrivalled reputation of X-<strong>Yachts</strong>’ trademark steel<br />
frame structure, by featuring a new carbon/composite grillage to support the robust<br />
keels, which are made of cast iron and lead as standard encasulated in an epoxy<br />
14 12<br />
25<br />
10<br />
20<br />
8 6 4 2 0<br />
Multiple modes<br />
16 14 12The new 10 Xp yachts 8 are true 6 dual-mode 4 designs. Carefully designed to accommodate<br />
both racing and cruising rig and sailplans from the outset, the Xp’s can be easily switched<br />
2<br />
between modes. The yacht can be optimised for performance cruising or racing thanks<br />
‘shell’ for a perfectly accurate shape that resists corrosion. The carbon-capped beams also<br />
to dedicated rig and keel options. The high ballast to weight ratio together with refined<br />
provide an even greater ratio of strength and stiffness to weight 170º for exceptional hull impact<br />
foil sections on both the standard and deep draft keel offer reduced resistance, making<br />
resilience and rig stability, maintaining X-<strong>Yachts</strong>’ renowned safety standards and longevity.<br />
Further weight reduction together with increased rigidity is made possible through use of<br />
their thrilling performance accessible for all styles of sailing.<br />
4<br />
The performance hull form has been designed for minimal upright resistance and<br />
the latest E-Glass vacuum infusion processes, and the entire structure is cured under high<br />
wetted surface area when sailing in lighter conditions, with powerful aft sections and<br />
temperatures and pressure for maximum stiffness.<br />
refined heeled waterlines offering additional form stability under a generous sail plan.<br />
160º<br />
150º<br />
08 X PERFORMANCE X PERFORMANCE 09<br />
140º<br />
12<br />
6<br />
8<br />
10<br />
X PERFORMANCE