Loch Long One-Design
Fractional Sloop · Fin Keel · First built 1938
A slender, Norwegian-inspired fractional sloop commissioned in 1938 that maintains active racing fleets today
Designed by James Croll, built by William Boag.
- LOA
- Beam
- Draft (max)
- Displacement
- Ballast
- Hull type
- Fin Keel
Is it for you?
Character
Where this design lands on the numbers a shopper trusts — read straight from her own ratios.
Her moderate displacement on a narrow beam gives 15 — a quick, lively motion that feels every wave.
1.92 — just under the 2.0 offshore line; her beam is modest for her weight.
187 — moderately heavy for her waterline, a balanced cruising weight.
15.7 — moderate power for her weight; steady, all-round performance.
39% of her weight is ballast — moderately stiff, a middle-of-the-road stability.
A capable cruiser that sits just inside the offshore line — coastal work with real passages in her.
- Lighter than ~84% of boats her size on file
- Draws less than ~80% of boats her size on file
- Narrower than ~98% of boats her size on file
Compared with 768 boats of the same type within a quarter of her length.
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Boats like this, on the water
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Related models
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