Sailboat Hunter 25

OPTIONS
> Wheel Steering
> Roller Furling Gear for the Head Sail
> Cockpit Cushions
> Companionway Canvas
> Bimini
> Anchor Roller
> Upgraded Sunbrella? Fabric Interior
> ST-40 Knot/Depth
> Compass (Bulkhead or Pedestal Mount)
> Accordian Shades
> 2 V Cooler
> Marine Head with Holding Tank
> Stern Rail Seats
> Halyard Bags
> Mainsail Cover

GALLEY
> Galley Sink
> Manual Water System
> Portable Ice Chest
> 10 gal. (37.9 L) Freshwater Capacity

SYSTEMS/ELECTRONICS
> Running Lights
> Cabin Lights
> Electrical Panel

CABIN
> Double Berth Forward
> Double Berth Aft
> Portable Toilette
> Enclosed Head Area
> Opening Hatches (2)
> Opening Ports (2)
> Fiberglass Liner
> Teak Folding Dining Table
> Fabric Interior Cushions

DECK/HULL/COCKPIT
> Fiberglass Hull w/Limited 5 Year Bottom Blister and Structural Warranty
> Stainless Steel Bow Pulpit and Lifelines
> Stainless Steel Swim Ladder
> Anchor Well
> Molded-In Non-Skid Deck
> Mooring Cleats
> Hinged Seahood
> Outboard Engine Bracket
> Kick-Up Rudder
> Electric Bilge Pump
> Tiller Steering w/Extension
> Walk-Through Transom
> (2) Cockpit Lockers
> Fuel Locker

RIGGING
> Mainsail
> Jib
> Jiffy Reefing
> Mast Crutch for Trailering
> Mast Raising System
> Fractional Rig w/Struts
> Internal Halyards led to Cockpit
> (2) Winches

"The new 25 is forgiving and very fast for its size. The hull gets up to speed quickly and it's very well-rounded in any air," said Henderson.

Henderson says the design team built in as much performance as possible into the brand new 25, while maintaining stability and smooth sailing under varying wind conditions. He said sea trials have shown excellent tracking and pointing performance with its large mainsail, small jib and fractional rig with struts. Roller furling, a bimini and mainsail cover are options.

The cockpit features an open, roomy design and an open transom. An outboard engine bracket will accommodate up to a 10 HP motor. Teak stern chairs and wheel steering should be popular options. A new lever-action rudder system takes only eight pounds of force to lift and lower.

The extended forward V-berth sleeps two, with room for two more to sleep laterally in the berth aft of the companionway ladder. A screened aft bunk hatch, along with six other portholes, provides an exceptionally bright interior, while teak trim adds warmth and richness. A teak dining table, galley sink with 10 gallon-capacity manual water system, portable single-burner stove and portable ice chest are standard equipment. The "Luxury Package" of options includes Sunbrella

Anchor Well
> Molded-In Non-Skid Deck
> Mooring Cleats