The Flying Scot, a 19-foot one-design sailboat, debuted in 1957 and quickly earned a lasting reputation. It entered the American Sailboat Hall of Fame in 1998 and continues to rank among the most popular sailboats, with 124 active fleets across the United States. Sailors value the Flying Scot for its versatility, as both cruisers and racers can sail it comfortably. A dedicated builder and the strong support of the Flying Scot Sailing Association further strengthen the class and help maintain its value.

Engineered for podium finishes, our Flying Scot racing sails are handcrafted in our local loft using Dimension Polyant sailcloth. However, we prioritize shape-retention and durability for cruising and racing sails alike, ensuring your boat maintains peak performance from 4 to 24 knots. Each sail features reinforced corner patches, tapered battens, stable window material, and is precision-cut to meet strict class measurement rules.

Check out Ryan’s Tuning Guide and David Ames’ (a multiple time North American and Midwinters championship winner) tips for Advanced Techniques to Maximize Boat Speed.