Also called 445.
Evolution Non-BR
Discount Sails
Boater’s Closet Non-BR
Rigs: Fractional Sloop
Fractional Sloop
Class name edit from SIMOUN 4.85. (3/2015)
Initially designed as a kit boat for amateur builders using the ‘Prefix’ build system, (glass moldings with pre-cut plywood panels).
The H22 is now being built of glass sandwich construction in Latvia.
At least one class racing fleet exists in Italy.
This from ‘westcoastboat’:
“…the Ancom 23 was designed by my father Hans Denhertog in Hamilton, Ontario in the early 70’s and, as a teenager I helped him build the molds. The boat was originally called the Frolic 23 and went into production, along with a S&S Classic 31 and S&S Classic 37 in a boatyard in Burlington, Ontario. The original Frolic 23 sold for about $2000 new and many were built and delivered around Southern Ontario, although the company only lasted for about three years.”
Thanks also to Jack Gutter and ‘laxingirl’ for providing additional information.
This class is especially popular in New Zealand.
A motorsailer version was also available.
The design appeared in Rudder Magazine (1944) and became one of Masons most popular designs.
Bruntons
Electric Yacht
