A compact and approachable daysailer, the Windrose 20 appeals to sailors looking for an entry point into keelboat sailing or a low-maintenance vessel for relaxed coastal outings. Designed with simplicity in mind, this small sailboat suits protected waters, inland lakes, and calm coastal environments where ease of handling takes priority over offshore capability. With limited documented specifications available, much of the Windrose 20's character is best understood through the experience of sailors who have owned and sailed her. Boats of this size and class typically reward beginners and intermediate sailors with predictable handling and forgiving performance, making them well suited for weekend sailing, skill-building, and leisurely harbor exploration. The Windrose 20's modest footprint also means lower ownership costs, easier trailering, and straightforward maintenance — practical advantages that continue to attract budget-conscious sailors and those stepping into keelboat ownership for the first time. While she won't satisfy those chasing offshore passages or competitive racing, as a relaxed daysailer for fair-weather sailing, the Windrose 20 offers an accessible and enjoyable on-the-water experience.
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How much does a Windrose 20 weigh?
The Windrose 20 has a displacement of 1,650.00 lb and a length overall (LOA) of 20.00 ft.
Who designed the Windrose 20?
The Windrose 20 was designed by Ron Holder, first built in 1977.