Performance, Innovation and a Little Extra Soul

The successor to the 50, the HH52 is entering the sport cruiser market with big ambitions, promises of high performance, and lots of ideas and innovations. It’s an appealing combination on paper, and once at sea, it proves even more attractive.

The HH52 is the successor to the 50. It displays the same elegance as its predecessor while further improving performance under sail - especially in the SC version.

The long side portholes have been retained. However, the mast is now located slightly further aft.

No aft platform, but a recognizable look, especially in the SC version with tillers.

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Infos pratiques

Test location: Annapolis (Maryland – USA)Test conditions: Southeast wind 15 to 20 knots, flat sea Few people know that HH stands for Hudson and Hakes, the founders of the shipyard, but all catamaran enthusiasts know HH, so... It took just over 10 years for the manufacturer with the same two initials to make a name for itself in the world of multihulls. Built in Asia, HHs sail on the seas of the world with a range of sailing catamarans from 44 to 88 feet. The new 52 has the daunting task of being the successor to the HH50, a highly successful multihull that is also positioned in an extremely co…

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