A compact and nimble daysailer, the Phantom 14 by Howmar is a small sailboat designed with accessibility and fun in mind. Well-suited to sheltered waters such as lakes, bays, and calm coastal environments, this little vessel offers an approachable sailing experience for beginners while still providing enough responsiveness to keep more experienced sailors entertained. Howmar was a manufacturer known for producing affordable, fiberglass recreational boats during the mid-to-late twentieth century, and the Phantom 14 reflects that practical philosophy. Built for ease of handling and straightforward rigging, it makes an appealing choice for those looking to get on the water without the complexity or cost of a larger keelboat. Its manageable size also means trailering and launching are relatively simple affairs, adding to its appeal as a weekend or recreational boat. With limited detailed specifications publicly available, prospective buyers are encouraged to inspect individual boats carefully and consult with owners or class associations for firsthand insights. Despite its modest profile, the Phantom 14 represents a charming entry point into sailing for families and newcomers alike.
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How much does a Phantom 14 Howmar weigh?
The Phantom 14 Howmar has a displacement of 120.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 14.21 ft.
Who designed the Phantom 14 Howmar?
The Phantom 14 Howmar was designed by Jack Howie, first built in 1977.