Designed by Don Wennersten and produced by S2 Yachts from 1980 to 1983, this 22-foot fractional sloop represents a spirited approach to small boat sailing with just 18 hulls ever built. The S2 67 Fk's fin keel configuration and transom-hung rudder provide responsive handling characteristics that make it well-suited for coastal sailing and day trips where agility matters more than cruising comfort. With a displacement of 2,200 pounds and 770 pounds of ballast, this fiberglass boat strikes a balance between stability and performance. The fractional rig configuration offers versatility in sail handling, while the SA/Displacement ratio of 21.43 indicates moderately spirited performance potential. The comfort ratio of 10.8 suggests this boat prioritizes sailing performance over accommodations, making it ideal for sailors who enjoy active participation in the sailing experience. The capsize screening formula of 2.46 falls within acceptable limits for coastal sailing, though the design clearly emphasizes day sailing and short-term cruising over extended offshore passages. Hull speed calculations indicate the boat can achieve speeds around 5.80 knots in optimal conditions. For sailors seeking a rare, performance-oriented pocket cruiser with responsive handling characteristics, the S2 67 Fk offers an intriguing combination of scarcity and sailing capability.
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