Builder drawingThe Freedom 21 represents the purest distillation of Gary Hoyt’s "Sailing for the Masses" philosophy. Launched in the early 1980s and manufactured by TillotsonPearson Inc. (TPI), this 21foot trailerable cruiser was designed to eliminate the intimidation factor and mechanical clutter of traditional sailing. At its core is the signature unstayed carbon fiber mast, a feature that allowed the Freedom 21 to dispense with the wires, turnbuckles, and chainplates that define standard sloops. By utilizing a "wraparound" sleeve sail and a wishbone boom, Hoyt created a vessel that could be rigged and derigged in minutes, making it one of the most sophisticated yet accessible entrylevel pocket cruisers of its era.
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Monthly asking-price and listing-volume trends for the Freedom 21. The line shows the median ask each month; the bars show how many listings appeared.