She’s conventionally laid out and the craftsmanship is excellent but tankage below the seating means she’s a bit short on stowage


Lighting in the galley is first class and there’s a hatch for ventilation. Stowage is good but it lacks some refinement, like soft-close latches


It’s a cosy heads for a 37-footer but functional


A corner panel would create space for a chart- plotter, but at the expense of a locker


The pick of the cabins has abundant stowage, standing headroom and dimmable halogen lights. It’s bright and airy too


Swedestar 370


To get at the swim step, remove the washboard from the open transom and lift the helm seat


She has a very comfortable helm position with excellent visibility and great steering


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The rounded transom limits volume aft but it also means the rudder grips when deep heeled


The cockpit design is tried and tested, secure and comfortable but stowage is fairly limited


Key features


She’s lighter and has more sail area than her rivals - handling that power will be an issue


She needs an anchor locker latch and a windlass and I’d rather have the gas bottle aft


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