The Four Winns TH33 is a compact day cruiser with a respectable freeboard. At the helm station, two large forward-facing seats accommodate the helmsman and a passenger. The full windshield echoes the iconic Four Winns curve, and a T-top is available as an option. Wide access to the central cockpit and bathroom improves traffic flow. An outdoor galley features a sink, refrigerator, and optional electric grill. In total, the deck offers 400 square feet (37 m²) of usable space. The large storage space can be converted into a mini cabin.
As for the Four Winns 38, it naturally offers much more space – this is a weekender, as each hull houses an air-conditioned double cabin. The largest of the THs can accommodate 14 people, who can share the 495 square feet (46 m²) of deck space. We like the idea of the spacious forward saloon and the large aft deck area between the two engines. The yard also offers two versions of windshields: one can be full height and integrated into the hardtop, or lower to increase air circulation.
Technical specifications Four Winns TH33
Builder: Four Winns
Length overall: 34’4” (10.49 m)
Hull length: 31’10” (9.7 m)
Beam: 12’6” (3.83 m)
Light displacement inc. motors: 12,471 lbs (5,657 kg)
Maximum engine power: 2 x 300 HP outboards
Fuel: 238 US gal (900 l)
Water: 25 US gal (95 l)
Technical specifications Four Winns TH38
Builder: Four Winns
Length overall: 38’5” (11.82 m)
Hull length: 37’5” (11.42 m)’
Beam: 14’8” (4.47 m)
Light displacement inc. motors: 16,356 lbs (7,419 kg)
Maximum engine power: 2 x 350 HP outboards
Fuel: 238 US gal (900 l)
Water: 25 US gal (95 l)
