The J 121 is the answer for those who are looking for a boat offering enjoyment and perfomance in shorthanded configuration. She features ballast tanks that can be easily controlled from the cockpit and is able to compete against honed crews of 8 to 10 people!
The boat’s interior is simple, bright and offers a genuine sense of space.
The L-shaped galley features an oven and a refrigeration unit, enabling you to head offshore with all the comfort you need.
Forward of the main bulkhead, you’ll find space to stow your sails, which is practical for hoisting or dumping your spinnaker!
With a large space to manoeuvre and good protection from the elements, the J 121 has been definitively designed for offshore sailing! The helmsman can very easily access the mainsheet.
To achieve such performance, the construction of the boat has involved great attention to detail.
Some precision tooling has been developed by Symmetrix, one of the most highly specialised American firms in terms of the realisation of machined parts. Indeed, the volumetric tolerance is below 0.1mm.
Handling a 40-footer with the minimum crew requires a simplification of the sail plan. That’s why this yacht features equipment designed to facilitate manoeuvres, particularly in tough weather conditions.
To achieve such performance, the construction of the boat has involved great attention to detail.
Some precision tooling has been developed by Symmetrix, one of the most highly specialised American firms in terms of the realisation of machined parts. Indeed, the volumetric tolerance is below 0.1mm.
Handling a 40-footer with the minimum crew requires a simplification of the sail plan. That’s why this yacht features equipment designed to facilitate manoeuvres, particularly in tough weather conditions.
The Rolex Fastnet Race or the Rolex Middle Sea Race, sign up for the famous offshore races and effortlessly sail a boat at her full potential!
The J 121 will surprise you with her power and her ability to accelerate away, whilst being very easy to control.
The materials for the sandwich and infusion composite construction are selected with precision so as to achieve the best possible combination of lightness/solidity on the market.
The keel is composed of a fully encapsulated cast iron fin keel and a lead bulb to obtain the greatest possible stability
To offer you the highest standard of equipment on the market, the rig on the J 121 is the fruit of a very precise selection process.
Opting for carbon for the rudder, mast and bowsprit brings lightweight design and performance.
The carbon for the mast uses high modulus fibre.
The J 121 boasts a large furling jib, a staysail with a removable forestay, a furling code zero and a large spinnaker with a snuffer. This equipment has been designed to simplify manoeuvres when sailing offshore.
The J 121 features an easy-to-use ballast system capable of containing 400l of water each, compensating for the weight of the crew and hence facilitating sailing in shorthanded configuration.
One design requires precise equipment in terms of deck hardware and sail area, resulting in an interesting race programme whilst limiting the expense of the arms race.
The lightweight design of the J 121 enables it to take off in the slightest gust so it’s like sailing a 40-foot sports dinghy. One design racing is a guarantee of a thrilling ride!
| LOA | 12.19m |
| Waterline length | 11.02m |
| Maximum beam | 3.78m |
| Draft | 2.36m |
| Displacement | 5.849kg |
| CE approval | Category A |
Wherever your voyage takes you, your yacht will be recognised and admired. J boats are renowned for their sailing prowess, their longevity and how enjoyable they are to sail.
It is the story of a family and a team of enthusiasts, whose aim has always been to design the best yacht of its category.
Innovation has always been part of the brand’s DNA: infusion, use of a retractable carbon bowsprit, build technology…
The presence of a dense international network means that you have advice and services at your fingertips in the majority of countries you’ll navigate.
The materials for the sandwich and infusion composite construction are selected with precision so as to achieve the best possible combination of lightness/solidity on the market.
The keel is composed of a fully encapsulated cast iron fin keel and a lead bulb to obtain the greatest possible stability
To offer you the highest standard of equipment on the market, the rig on the J 121 is the fruit of a very precise selection process.
Opting for carbon for the rudder, mast and bowsprit brings lightweight design and performance.
The carbon for the mast uses high modulus fibre.
The J 121 boasts a large furling jib, a staysail with a removable forestay, a furling code zero and a large spinnaker with a snuffer. This equipment has been designed to simplify manoeuvres when sailing offshore.
The J 121 features an easy-to-use ballast system capable of containing 400l of water each, compensating for the weight of the crew and hence facilitating sailing in shorthanded configuration.
One design requires precise equipment in terms of deck hardware and sail area, resulting in an interesting race programme whilst limiting the expense of the arms race.
The lightweight design of the J 121 enables it to take off in the slightest gust so it’s like sailing a 40-foot sports dinghy. One design racing is a guarantee of a thrilling ride!
| LOA | 12.19m |
| Waterline length | 11.02m |
| Maximum beam | 3.78m |
| Draft | 2.36m |
| Displacement | 5.849kg |
| CE approval | Category A |
Wherever your voyage takes you, your yacht will be recognised and admired. J boats are renowned for their sailing prowess, their longevity and how enjoyable they are to sail.
It is the story of a family and a team of enthusiasts, whose aim has always been to design the best yacht of its category.
Innovation has always been part of the brand’s DNA: infusion, use of a retractable carbon bowsprit, build technology…
The presence of a dense international network means that you have advice and services at your fingertips in the majority of countries you’ll navigate.
