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ALTERNATIVES TO CONSIDER

HALLBERG-RASSY 46

The Hallberg-Rassy 46 set the benchmark for blue-water cruisers in this size range. It has won praise from all sides: reviewers and owners alike, with more than 130 made.

Built about a decade earlier than the Malö 46, there are many similarities between the two, including a partial skeg-hung rudder and long-ish fin keel. They’re two tonnes heavier, which is not necessarily a bad thing for long-term cruising, and one tonne of that is in the keel. Owing to her heavier design weight, she’ll probably be better at absorbing

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