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Catamaran Outremer 5X 18m

Reseña del Catamaran Outremer 5X 18m

Catamaran · 59 ft (18 m) · Marseille

GGetBoat EditorialReseñado el 12 de agosto de 2026
4.7/ 5
puntuación de expertos
Diseño4.8
Rendimiento4.9
Confort4.2
Maniobrabilidad4.7
Valor3.6

Especificaciones clave

Astillero
Outremer
Modelo
5X
Eslora
59 ft (18 m)
Pasajeros
20
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Veredicto

The Outremer 5X is a performance-focused 60-foot cruising catamaran with a sleek VPLP design, deep-leaning sail plan, and daggerboards that favor speed and upwind ability over shallow-water simplicity. It offers strong passagemaking potential and good livability, but it is priced and specified for owners who prioritize

Ventajas

  • +Fast, performance-oriented VPLP design
  • +Large sail plan with daggerboards for efficiency
  • +Shallow min draft for marina and anchorage access
  • +Strong bluewater cruising layout for an owner-operator
  • +Twin engines and high-capacity systems support long-range use

Desventajas

  • Less ultimate volume than heavier cruising cats
  • More complex to manage than a simple family cruiser
  • Daggerboards and performance rig add maintenance
  • Premium build and ownership costs are likely high

The Outremer 5X is a sleek, fast cruising catamaran designed around speed, efficiency, and offshore capability. Its narrow, performance-oriented hulls, wide beam, and daggerboard setup point to a boat built to sail well rather than maximize interior volume, which is consistent with its high-end performance-cat identity.

On the water, the 5X should be one of the sharper 60-foot cruising cats in its class. The rig and sail plan are substantial, and the hull form is aimed at good upwind angles, strong average passages, and lively light-air performance. Handling is helped by the twin-engine setup and the design’s emphasis on balance, but this is still a demanding boat compared with more conservative cruising cats, especially when reefing, boarding up, or managing a larger sail wardrobe.

Comfort is good for a performance catamaran, with enough space and systems for extended cruising, but it is not as voluminous as heavier charter-style competitors. The trade-off is clear: less interior excess in exchange for better sailing behavior. Value is strongest for buyers who will actually use the boat’s performance capability; for pure liveaboard space per dollar, the 5X is a costly proposition.

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