Designed by the renowned Canadian firm Cuthbertson & Cassian in 1969, this compact cruiser emerged during sailing's golden age when fiberglass construction was revolutionizing boat building. Ontario Yachts built these sturdy vessels with a focus on creating an affordable yet capable pocket cruiser that could handle a variety of sailing conditions. The fractional sloop rig and fin keel configuration deliverrespectable performance for coastal cruising and weekend adventures. With a displacement of 3,500 pounds packed into 25 feet of length, this boat offers surprising stability and seaworthiness for its size. The generous beam provides good interior volume while maintaining manageable handling characteristics for couples or small families. The comfort ratio of 16.29 indicates a relatively light displacement design that favors sailing performance over heavy-weather comfort, making it ideal for day sailing and coastal cruising rather than extended offshore passages. The capsize screening formula of 2.11 suggests reasonable stability for protected waters and moderate conditions. This design represents the practical approach Cuthbertson & Cassian were known for—creating boats that balanced performance, affordability, and livability. For sailors seeking a classic 1970s pocket cruiser with proven design pedigree, the Viking 25 offers solid construction and time-tested sailing characteristics at an accessible size.

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