Designed as a nimble and accessible daysailer and club racer, the Santana 25 1 has earned a loyal following among sailors who appreciate a responsive, fun-to-sail platform without the complexity of larger keelboats. Built by W.D. Schock Corporation, a California manufacturer with a strong reputation for performance-oriented designs, this boat reflects the company's commitment to producing sailboats that are both competitive on the racecourse and enjoyable for casual coastal sailing. With its relatively light displacement and sporty hull form, the Santana 25 1 tends to reward attentive helmsmanship and performs well in the kind of breezy conditions common along the Pacific Coast, where it developed much of its following. Its manageable size makes it an excellent choice for shorthanded sailing, and the straightforward rigging keeps learning curves reasonable for newer sailors moving up from smaller dinghies or keelboats. While detailed specifications are limited, the boat's enduring presence in active one-design fleets speaks to its durability and the strong community that has grown around it. For buyers seeking an engaging, social racing experience at a practical price point, the Santana 25 1 remains a compelling option worth exploring.
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How much does a Santana 25 1 weigh?
The Santana 25 1 has a displacement of 4,050.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 24.58 ft.
Who designed the Santana 25 1?
The Santana 25 1 was designed by Shad Turner, first built in 1973.