170 m Triple Masted Concept Glory Unveiled by Steve Kozloff

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The California-based designer Steve Kozloff has unveiled a gigayacht concept Glory. The 170m sailing explorer yacht has three innovative masts that can be rotated and lowered on demand. The three masts can rotate a full 380 degrees to maximize wind power and tilt 70 degrees forward to reduce the air draft and enable the vessel to sail under most bridges.

This model comes after the ice-class explorer Elegante and Arctic Owl as part in his Goliath Series.



Glory features a full-beam beach club, a large swimming pool on the upper deck, two Nemo U-Boat Worx submarines, a giant aircraft hangar and a gyro-stabilized landing pad that can hold two helicopters or three eVTOLs.



Also, the full-beam garage can store four tenders, and other water toys.



She can accommodate 26 guests and 40 crew across five decks. The owner can have an impressive 450 sq. m master suite. There are also two spacious VIP suites.



Glory is a true explorer and was designed for real adventure. She has a steel hull and aluminum superstructure. She can cruise in polar regions. Glory is equipped with a 6,000 hp hybrid diesel-electric propulsion system and can reach a top speed of 17 knots. She can cruise at 14 knots and has a range of 6,700 nautical miles. When running under the sails, she can reach 12 knots.



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