Back Cove 41

A photographic tour of the Back Cove 41.

By PMY Editors

February 27, 2015

Back Cove 41
Like the rest of the Back Cove 41, the cockpit sports resin-infused sandwich construction
with ISO-NPG gelcoat and “Graystone” non-skid on deck.
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Photography By Billy Black

Back Cove 41
Going forward on the Back cove 41 is both easy and safe. Note the extra-wide molded-fiberglass steps leading from the cockpit to the side decks, port and starboard.
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Photography By Billy Black

Back Cove 41
The Back Cove 41 has a total of 6 opening ports up forward. Each one has its own insect screen and
set of fully-adjustable blinds. Of course, the three on the starboard side are not visible here.
Read our complete boat test of the Back Cove 41 here ▶
Photography By Billy Black

Back Cove 41
The guest stateroom of the Back Cove 41 has an opening port for ventilation,
as well as a Lewmar hatch overhead with nifty Oceanair screen.
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Photography By Billy Black

Back Cove 41
Check out the searails that run the length of the overhead in the Back Cove 41’s saloon.
Such traditional features promote safety in iffy conditions and impart a salty, traditional look.
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Photography By Billy Black

Back Cove 41
In addition to the ample side door you see here, and the controls for the standard-issue bow and stern thrusters, the Back Cove 41’s helm station offers a glovebox-like drawer for sunglasses, smartphones,
and other odds and sods.
Read our complete boat test of the Back Cove 41 here ▶
Photography By Billy Black

Back Cove 41
The Back Cove 41’s Made-In-The-USA cherry cabinetry is joined with great attention to detail
by craftspersons from the Pine Tree State.
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Photography By Billy Black

Back Cove 41
Not only does the Back Cove 41 have a head with a separate shower stall,
it has an opening port in said stall. And hey, there’s a seat in there as well!
Read our complete boat test of the Back Cove 41 here ▶
Photography By Billy Black

Back Cove 41
The dinette area of the Back Cove 41 is convertible for sleeping—
all you have to do is move a few cushions and power the table down.
The starboard-side window in the back bulkhead, by the way, lowers electrically for increased ventilation.
Read our complete boat test of the Back Cove 41 here ▶
Photography By Billy Black

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