Hang Loose

A 24-knot cruise, matched by her top speed, is the number that defines Hang Loose. Princess built her in 2021 as a flybridge motor yacht on a monohull, and she comes to market today as a used yacht with that pace as her clearest signature. For a buyer, matching cruise and maximum speed means what is quoted on the specification sheet is exactly what she gives under way, with nothing held in reserve.

Build and provenance

Princess built Hang Loose in 2021 as a flybridge motor yacht on a monohull, with GRP through the hull and superstructure. Her beam is 6.77 metres, 22 feet, and at 135 gross tons on a 29-metre length she carries proportionally more beam and volume than her length figure alone would suggest.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests are accommodated across three cabins, with a crew of four looking after them, close to a two-to-one guest-to-crew ratio. The flybridge deck extends the living space above the saloon, giving a second, open-air level to where the day can be spent.

Performance and engineering

She cruises at 24 knots and her top speed is the same 24, so a buyer reading the specification sheet is reading exactly how she performs, not a number reserved for calm water alone. No engine specification accompanies her listing, so speed and gross tonnage, 135, are the figures to plan a passage around.

Where she lies and how to see her

Hang Loose lies in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates. Boatcrowd arranges the viewing and attends it in person, and once an offer on her is accepted, we schedule survey and sea trial before the sale moves further.