Low, sleek lines, a modern look and a simple, manageable rig typify the Edel Cat 35 Sport from Edel Strat in France. Everything above and below decks has been designed for easy, efficient sailing and living aboard. An all-out cruiser/racer with an excellent turn of speed, she combines a racy fractional rig with good hull stability, low aspect ratio keels and a spacious interior.
Low, sleek lines, a modern look and a simple, manageable rig typify the Edel Cat 35 Sport from Edel Strat in France. Everything above and below decks has been designed for easy, efficient sailing and living aboard. An all-out cruiser/racer with an excellent turn of speed, she combines a racy fractional rig with good hull stability, low aspect ratio keels and a spacious interior. One unusual feature of this boat is a layout with separately-accessed accommodations in the hulls and bridgedeck. A middle-range catamaran, the Edel Sport 35 is comfortable enough for family cruising and island hopping.
Construction
The Edel 35 is an attractive design and is solidly built.
Three 8x9-inch oval aluminum tubes of substantial wall thickness connect the hulls. These beams are mechanically attached to the hulls with massive clamps and bolts located by saddles molded into the hulls. The bow and stern cross tubes join the hulls at the sheer line while the central tube is raised up to the hull top deck level. This makes for more headroom inside the hulls.
The bridgedeck is suspended between the hulls on the central and aft cross beams and bolted to the hulls. The foredeck is a large expanse of open netting or trampoline. The deck/hull joint forms a massive overhanging lip that supports a substantial rub rail. The hulls are symmetrical U sections with low aspect ratio keels and skeg attached rudders. You could swap the port and starboard hulls, they’re that symmetrical. The three separate independent modules are a very desirable feature. This means that even if one of the hulls gets holed and flooded there are still two other independent modules that should float the boat.
The Edel hulls are constructed of foam cored fiberglass. The interior bulkheads and some furniture items are plywood but all exterior components are fiberglass. Interior hull liners are fiberglass and made as separate components depending on location. There are wood ladders for entering the port and starboard hulls with small cubbyholes for storage between steps. Cold molded plywood with graceful curves are used throughout for shelving and cabinetry.
Mambo is outfitted with a bimini top that covers the entire cockpit area and covers both companionways. With the canvas rigged one can go from either hull to the bridgedeck cabin or the other hull and remain under the canvas.
The companionways that run fore and aft alongside the bridgedeck cabin. It gives a nice wide secure walkway for going forward. Also the decks around the mast provide flat areas for secure footing.
The three separate modules provide for three separate living areas!
Main Center Cabin -featuring the galley and dinette with sea for 6-8.
Port Hull- 2 cabins; one fore and one aft with wash room NO toilet- can be added for guests
Starboard Hull - 2 cabins; one fore and one aft with head
Accommodations
- Forward Double (2 children or 1 adult) Cabins x 2
- New (2007) gray carpet liner
- Foam cushions (4"), Sunbrella upholstery
- Forward Storage Compartment
- Side Storage Shelf with locker light
- Bulkhead Fluorescent light
- Reading Light
- Courtesy light
- 12V power outlet
- Ventilation fan
- Ventilation port
- Fixed window on outer hull
- Fixed port on inner hull
- Opening Hatch in ceiling
- Door to head compartment amidships
- Hanging Net Storage
- Partially removable bunk
- Aft Double (2 adults) Cabins x 2
- Gray carpet liner
- Foam cushions (4"), Sunbrella Upholstery
- Aft Storage Shelf with locker light
- Side Storage Shelf
- Side Storage Locker with locker light
- Underbunk Locker with locker light
- Bulkhead Fluorescent light
- Reading Light
- 12V power outlet
- Ventilation fan
- Fixed window on outer hull
- Fixed port on outer hull
- Courtesy light
- Aft Opening Hatch
- Door to head compartment amidships
- Hanging Net Storage
- Sliding hatch, stairs to companionway
Main Center Cabin
- Galley and equipment as described
- Navigation Table (with extra leaf) seats 5-6
- Panoramic fixed windows
- Foam cushions (4"), Blue Upholstery
- Back cushion can be used to extend seating surface into a double bunk
- 12V power outlets x 3
- Overhead halogen lights x 6
- Red/White Halogen Dome Lights x 2
- Bulkhead light
- Opening Hatch with ventilator in ceiling
- Red Courtesy lights
- Ventilation Fans x 2
- Forward Storage lockers x 2
- Forward Opening Ports (Goiot)
- Hanging Net Storage
- Port Storage Compartment
- Plexiglass windows on both sides of main cabin were replaced 2020.
- One of the 12V outlets now has two USB ports instead of the regular round 12V outlet.
Galley
- Aluminum galley surface and integral sink, gravity drain
- Pullout Hot/Cold Kitchen Faucet
- 3.1 cu ft Marine Refrigerator with Freezer, pull-out shelves
- Two-burner propane stove with gas shutoff
- Soap Dispenser
- Galley/Cabin table with expandable leaf
- Table undermount utensil drawer
- Under Stove Storage Compartment
- Under Sink Storage Compartments
- Under Countertop Storage Compartment.
Main Cabin electrical
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Blue Sea Systems 13-Position Breaker Panel
- Blue Sea Systems 8-Position Breaker Panel
- Blue Sea Systems Digital Multimeter x 3
- 12V power outlets x 3
- Overhead halogen lights x 6
- Red/White Halogen Dome Lights x 2
- Bulkhead light
- Locker lights
- Red Courtesy lights
- Ventilation Fans x 2
- 400W AC inverter with direct connection to battery bank
- 3.1 cu ft Marine Refrigerator
Starboard Head Compartment with head
- Sink Basin with Pullout Faucet- the boat has no hot water heater
- Sump Pump for shower
- Lavac vacuum head with electric and manual pump- The only head on the boat is on the starboard side – a Lavac vacuum-operated head, with a 15-gallon (approximately) holding tank.
- Medicine cabinet/mirror with locker lights
- Bulkhead light
- Halogen lights for sink basin
- Side Storage Locker with locker light
- Underbunk Locker with locker light
- Bulkhead Fluorescent light
- Fixed window on outer hull
- Opening Hatch in ceiling
- Courtesy light
Starboard Cabins Electrical
- Blue Sea Systems 8-Position Breaker Panel
- 12V power outlets x 2
- Fluorescent bulkhead lights x 3
- Reading lights x 2
- Overhead Halogen and Bulkhead lights in Head Compartment
- Bilge Pump
- Washdown Pump
- Head Vacuum Pump
Port Cabins Electrical
- Blue Sea Systems 8-Position Breaker Panel
- 12V power outlets x 2
- Fluorescent bulkhead lights x 3
- Reading lights x 2
Port Sink Basin Compartment
- Sink Basin with Pullout H/C Faucet- the boat has no hot water heater
- Manual pump for shower
- Medicine cabinet/mirror with locker lights
- Bulkhead light
- Halogen lights for sink basin
- Side Storage Locker with locker light
- Underbunk Locker with locker light
- Bulkhead Fluorescent light
- Fixed window on outer hull
- Opening Hatch in ceiling
- Courtesy light
Ground Tackle
- New Rocna 15 KG anchor added 2018 replaces old Claw anchor on the starboard bow roller.
- Tackle stored in port forward lazzerette
Deck
- Bow pulpits with chairs x 2
- Forward ventilation ports x 2
- Forward medium cleats on hull decks x 2
- Forward medium cleats on rail x 2
- Forward large cleats on cross beam x 2
- Forward lifelines x 2
- Forward trampoline, (approx 12' x 12'), Coated square-hole Vinyl Mesh, (New ~ 2001, Sunrise Products)
- Forward Hatches (Goiot, Tradition Series Size 50.50) x 2
- Anchor lockers x 2 (Starboard locker has 10 lb propane tank, shutoff valve)
- Fresh water Fills x 3
- Fuel Fills x 2
- Pump out Port
- Washdown pump hose connection
- Center Hatches (Goiot, Tradition Series Size 34.20) x 2
- Custom fixed bimini with Sunbrella Top, extends over sliding hull entrance hatches
- Amidships medium cleats on rail x 2
- Custom Radar Arch
- 135W Solar Panels x 2
- Custom Rear Fabric seats x 2
- Magma Catalina Propane Barbecue Grill with warming rack
- Dinghy Davits x 2
- Side Mounting Ladder x 2
- Large Cockpit
- Captains Chair (removable)
- Bulkhead Step
- Stereo Speakers
- Fresh water washdown
- Lazzerette Lockers x 2
- Courtesy lights (red)
- Aft Cleats
- Aft medium cleats on rail x 2
- Aft Hatches (Goiot, Tradition Series Size 45.32) x 2
- Stern Pulpits x 2
- Throwable ring (port) and Horseshoe (starboard)
- Rod holder (starboard)
Sails
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Main sail: 450 ft - 2 fully battened, 3 reefs, with strong track
- MackPack from Mack Sails - 2018
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Jib: 266 ft2 with UV strip protection - dacron
- Harken furler 2016.
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Screecher (Code Zero): 384 ft2 sprit mounted with continuous line roller furl - NEW 2021
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Storm Jib: 57 ft2 Mounted on detachable inner forestay - heavy dacron (excellent)
- Average speed under sail is 7-8 knots with 10 knots common and 14+ knots achievable off the wind.
Navigation & Instruments
- Garmin GPSMAP 741xs 7-inch WVGA touchscreen installed 2015, charts updated 2018
- Raymarine ST4000+ Depth
- Raymarine ST4000+ Speed & Water Temperature
- Raymarine ST4000+ Wind Speed and Direction, Masthead fly
- Raymarine ST4000+ Apparent Wind
- No Autopilot
- fixed-mount VHF radio was replaced 2016 with AIS receiver.
- Suunto 4" Compass
- Kenwood Marine Stereo with 2 Internal and 2 Cockpit Speakers
- Ipod/Aux/CD/CDRW input capable
- EPRIRB ACR RLB-32 Cat. II Class 1
Rigging
- Sloop rigged
- Mast and Boom -Aluminum (Z-spar)
- Boom Kicker
- Boom Vang 4:1
- Mast Steps, Mast Winch and Holder
- Bow sprit off forward cross beam with traveler car for Code Zero, Drifter, Spinnaker- Replaced 2016
- Forestay, Forestay Bridle, Shrouds (all new 2006) 5/16" 1x19 wire, Sta-Lok fittings and turnbuckles,
- Rear Shrouds 8mm 1x19 wire
- Shrouds were replaced by Mack Sails 2019.
- Diamond wires (8mm) over single spreader with turnbuckles
- Jack Stay (all new 2006) 1/2" 1x19 wire, Norseman fittings and turnbuckle
- Inner detachable 8mm forestay for storm jib
- Harken Jib Traveler and Cars (New 2006)
- Mainsheet (7:1) with cleat
- Harken Main Sheet Traveler 8' and Car (New 2006)
- Barient #32ST 2-speed self-tailing main Winches x 2
- Barbarossa #39 2-speed Winch for Code Zero furler
- Harken #8 Winch for Jib furler
- Lewmar #30ST 2-speed self-tailing Winch on mast for Halyards
- SII France #8 Winch on mast for Mainsail control and furling lines
- Halyards for mainsail and screecher replaced 2019
- Traveler sheets were replaced 2020
- Main (Masthead) to Sheet Stopper
- Jib (7/8) to Sheet Stopper
- Code Zero (15/16) 2:1 Low Stretch, variable diameter to Sheet Stopper
- Drifter (15/16) Low Stretch to Cleat
- Spinnaker (7/8) to Cleat
- Storm (3/4) to Cleat
- Port Flag Halyard to Spreader (2 turning block)
- Starboard Flag Halyard to Spreader (1 turning block)
Engines
- Two 15 HP 4-stroke Honda outboards (extra-long shaft) (The extra 5 inches of shaft length works significantly better than the old 20” shaft motors – the motors don’t go out of the water in rough seas as much as before.)
- port new 2018, starboard new 2022.
- Electric start with power tilt/trim
- Alternator with voltage regulator 12-Amp (148 watt)
- 4-bladed aluminum props:
- Transom mounted on custom stainless engine brackets
- Fuel filter/separators in cockpit lazerettes
- Two 12 gallon fuel tanks amidships with external fuel filters, shut-off valves
- Honda Premium Dual Top Mount Throttle Control
- Single shift and throttle lever for each engine
- Fast idle function, trim and tilt switch.
- Mounted on custom instrument panel with:
- Key switch x 2
- Tachometer X 2
- Hour meter X 2
- Fuel gauge X 2
- Cruising speed 7 knots, Maximum speed: 8 knots
- Fuel consumption: approximately 0.9 gal/hr, each engine @ cruise.
- starboard fuel tank holds 30 gallons
- port fuel tank 12 gallons
Safety
- EPRIRB ACR RLB-32 Cat. II Class 1
- Various inflatable and non-inflatable life vests
- Safety Harness x 3
- Safety Tethers x 3
- Personal Strobe Lights x 3
- Jacklines, 30 ft Webbing, x 2
- Type IV throwable ring Buoy
- New LifeSling 2020 to replace lost horseshoe buoy
- First Aid Kit
- Fire Extinguishers x 3
- USCG Flare Kit
- Portable Air Horn
- Halyard mounted Radar Reflector
- VHF with DSC
- 12V Handheld Spotlight
- New block-and-tackle at port-side stern to lift victim aboard added 2019.
Disclaimer
Owner's personal items not listed here are not a part of the sale. Details of this vessel are offered in good faith but we cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. While efforts are made to keep this listing up to date, information provided at the time of listing is subject to change if the vessel is on the market for an extended time. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice
