Designed by Neil Fowler and Roy Martin in 1964, this compact catamaran represents one of the early successful attempts to bring multihull performance to amateur builders and small boat enthusiasts. With approximately 1800 hulls constructed over the years, the Arrow has earned a solid reputation in the small catamaran community. At just over 14 feet in length with a 6-foot beam, this lightweight 110-pound boat demonstrates the classic catamaran advantage of minimal displacement paired with generous sail area. The fractional sloop rig features a rotating spar, allowing for efficient sail trim and reduced drag—a sophisticated touch for a boat of this vintage and size category. The wood and fiberglass construction reflects the era's building methods while providing durability for recreational sailing. The Arrow's impressive sail area to displacement ratio of 76.69 indicates exceptional performance potential in light to moderate conditions, making it ideal for lake sailing, protected coastal waters, and small boat racing. Its trailer-friendly size and relatively simple construction have made it popular among sailing clubs and individual owners seeking an affordable entry into catamaran sailing. The boat's responsive handling and speed capabilities offer an exciting introduction to multihull sailing dynamics without the complexity of larger vessels.

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