Finngulf 44

Södergren's design list dates the 44 to 1989, and the yard later described it as intended to take on similar-sized Swans. Finngulf's model page gives 14 boats built between 1991 and 2005, several of which have circumnavigated; the last were built by Saare Paat on Saaremaa, Estonia, Finngulf's partner from 1997.

Unlike the fractional-rigged Finngulfs, the 44 has a masthead sloop rig with a 50 m2 mainsail and a 150% genoa of 82 m2. The yard's 2004 page gives 13.30 m length, 11.20 m waterline, 3.90 m beam, 2.10 m draft (1.80 m shallow keel), 10,600 kg displacement and a 4,500 kg keel, with 150 l of fuel and 350 l of water; the design is credited to Södergren in co-operation with the yard. The layout has a forepeak and two aft cabins with two heads. The engine listed is a Volvo Penta MD22L on a saildrive.

Vene magazine featured the 44 in 1990; no full test was found.