The S2 6.7 is a sophisticated 22-foot performance trailer-sailer that emerged in the early 1980s as a high-quality alternative to the mass-market daysailers of its era. Designed by the renowned naval architecture firm Graham & Schlageter, the 6.7 was built with a clear focus on the Midget Ocean Racing Club (MORC) influence, prioritizing speed and windward efficiency without sacrificing the structural integrity for which S2 Yachts was known. Unlike many contemporary 22-footers that utilized swing keels, the 6.7 features a vertically lifting daggerboard containing 700 pounds of lead ballast, a design choice that offers the performance of a fixed-keel boat with the portability of a trailer-sailer. While the S2 6.7 was produced in smaller numbers than its larger sibling, the legendary S2 7.9, it occupies a specific niche for sailors who demand a stiff, responsive hull that can be easily transported to various racing venues.
S2 6.7 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

- Make
- S2
- Model
- 6.7
- Builder
- S2 Yachts
- Designer
- Don Wennersten
- Number Built
- 142
- Production Year(s)
- 1980 - 1983
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