Test Allures 45.9 Sport Version: a Traveler in a Hurry
Voile & Moteur magazine has published a detailed test of the Allures 45.9, a significant evolution of the Cherbourg-based shipyard's iconic model.

The article points out thatAllures 45.9 a continuation of the first model launched in 2004, the Allures 44, while introducing some notable innovations. In this "Perf" version, the sailboat features an Axxon Composite carbon mast rigging combined with D4 membrane sails. This configuration makes the boat two tons lighter, improves its performance under sail, and offers greater comfort at sea and at anchor.
The review highlights the quality of the aluminum hull, the composite “ deck layout ,” and the bright interior layout, designed for long-distance cruising. The T-shaped cockpit— spacious , and safe—receives special attention, as do the numerous storage compartments and access to technical areas, which ensure safety and practicality at bluewater cruising.
In terms of performance, the magazine measures a speed of 7 knots upwind in 11 to 12 knots of true wind, confirming the gains made by this new configuration. Without transforming theAllures 45.9 into a racing yacht, the Performance version impresses with its balance, stiffness and ability to climb upwind efficiently.
Read the full review on Voile & Moteur.

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