The 2011 J/95 is a performance-oriented sailing yacht designed by Rod Johnstone, built around a centerboard that draws just under 4 feet when retracted. This allows the boat to access shallow harbors and rivers while maintaining strong upwind capability when fully lowered. At 31 feet in length with a 10-foot beam, the J/95 combines a lightweight hull and modern shape with responsive handling suited to both short-handed and family crews.
The deck layout is straightforward and efficient, with a large cockpit and balanced sail plan that work equally well for racing, day sailing, or weekend cruising. Below, the interior features warm teak finishes, a settee, enclosed head, galley, and comfortable berths for overnight stays. The layout prioritizes function and simplicity without excess complexity.
Power comes from a single 15 hp Yanmar diesel engine. The boat's fiberglass construction, light weight, and hull design deliver solid performance across a range of conditions, whether sailing upwind or on a reach.
Length
31.17 FT
Beam
10.00 FT
Draft
5.50 FT
Weight
6,000 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Engines
1
Engine Make
Yanmar
Engine Model
Yanmar
Power
NaN HP
Fuel
Diesel