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FAN 22

FAN 22

1977–198575 built
$700 – $1.9K est. annual maintenance
DaysailermonoFractional SloopFin
Mini Ton Class β†—

Specifications

Hull

LOA21.8 ft
LWL18 ft
Beam8.2 ft
Draft4.5 ft
Displacement1,987 lb
Ballast662.1 lb
Hull speed1.34·√LWL5.7 kn

Rig & Sails

Iforetriangle height24.1 ft
Jforetriangle base7.5 ft
Pmainsail luff27 ft
Emainsail foot9.5 ft
FLforestay7.5 ft
Mainsail228.9 sq ft
Jib (100%)90.4 sq ft
Spinnaker153.6 sq ft

About the FAN 22

Designed to the IOR Mini Ton rule and for lake sailing in Switzerland, the FAN 22 is a multi chine design with four berth accommodation. All information courtesy of designer.

Sailpages Buyer's Take

Designed by Julian Everitt and built by Bootswerft Thoma in Switzerland, the Fan 22 is a compact fractional sloop with a production run of 75 hulls from 1977–1985. Its lightweight displacement of 1987.0 lb and high SA/D ratio of 22.22 indicate a design prioritizing performance and agility over heavy cruising comfort.

Best for:
This boat suits coastal cruisers and weekend racers who value a responsive, easy-to-handle package that can be managed by a couple or single-handed. Its fractional rig and moderate beam of 8.2 ft make it accessible for those with limited storage space or dockage constraints.
Bluewater capability:
With a low displacement of 1987.0 lb and a capsize ratio of 2.61, the Fan 22 is primarily a coastal cruiser rather than a dedicated bluewater passagemaker. Its fin keel and relatively light ballast of 662.1 lb suggest it is best suited for protected waters and short offshore passages rather than extended ocean voyaging.
Comparables:
Comparable boats include the O'Day 23 and Pearson 22, which share similar fractional sloop rigs and target the same market of performance-oriented coastal cruisers. These vessels offer similar footprints and handling characteristics, though the Fan 22 distinguishes itself with Swiss build quality and a slightly lighter displacement.

Performance

Comfort9.7
Capsize2.61
SA/Disp22.2
Disp/Len152
Bal/Disp33.3

Pricing

We don't have market pricing data for the FAN 22 yet. If you own one, help other buyers β€” what did you pay for it? Reports build a community price estimate over time.

Estimated Cost of Ownership

Based on 21.8ft LOA. Actual costs vary by condition, usage, and local rates.

$/ft/mo
Annual Maintenance
$700 – $1.9K
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Known Issues & Pre-Purchase Inspection

We don't have enough data on the FAN 22yet to publish model-specific findings we'd stand behind β€” but here's a free general inspection checklist, built from our research into what actually goes wrong on boats of this kind.

Drawn from 7,029 documented issues across 2,391 models, ordered so the areas that most often turn up problems come first.

1Structural & Bulkheads9732Standing Rigging6403Deck & Topsides6404Keel & Keel Bolts5535Rudder & Steering5086Hull & Bottom377
Free general pre-purchase checklist
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