Designed by Ted Tyler and built by Tylercraft Inc. beginning in 1979, this 26-footer represents a thoughtful approach to coastal cruising with its distinctive twin keel configuration. The twin keel design offers significant practical advantages for cruising sailors, allowing the boat to dry out safely on beaches or in tidal areas while providing excellent directional stability under sail. With a length overall of 26.16 feet and a waterline length of 22 feet, the boat achieves a theoretical hull speed of 6.29 knots. The substantial displacement of 5,400 pounds, combined with 2,200 pounds of ballast, creates a stable platform that's well-suited for coastal cruising and protected water sailing. The comfort ratio of 22.49 indicates a motion that favors comfort over speed, making extended passages more pleasant for crew. The masthead sloop rig with 321 square feet of sail area provides adequate power for the boat's displacement, while the moderate draft of 2.58 feet opens up shallow anchorages often inaccessible to deeper-draft vessels. The fiberglass construction ensures durability and relatively low maintenance. The capsize screening formula of 1.83 suggests good stability characteristics, though the design is best suited for coastal rather than offshore passages. This makes it an appealing choice for weekend cruising and gunkholing adventures.

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