Built as an evolution of Freedom Yachts' innovative unstayed rig concept, this mid-sized cruiser represents the company's commitment to simplifying sailing through their distinctive cat ketch configuration. Freedom Yachts gained recognition in the 1970s and 1980s for eliminating traditional standing rigging, instead using freestanding carbon fiber masts that promised reduced maintenance and easier handling for cruising sailors. The Freedom 32 2 carries forward this philosophy with twin masts that can be managed easily by a small crew or even single-handed sailors. Without shrouds or stays to navigate around, deck work becomes notably more straightforward, while the absence of rigging reduces potential failure points during extended cruising. This design approach makes the boat particularly appealing for coastal cruising and moderate offshore passages, where reliability and ease of handling take precedence over ultimate performance. The unstayed rig system allows for quick sail adjustments and simplified reefing procedures, valuable attributes when weather conditions deteriorate. While the unique rig configuration may sacrifice some windward performance compared to conventional sloops, the trade-off appeals to cruising sailors who prioritize comfort, safety, and reduced complexity over racing potential. The Freedom 32 2 represents thoughtful engineering for practical sailing adventures.

No owner reviews yet — be the first to share your experience with this boat.

vs. Cal 31, Catalina 315, Tartan 31