The Lido 14 is a 14 ft, fiberglass centerboard dinghy designed in 1958 by W.D. Schock for versatile use as a stable family day-sailer and a competitive one-design racer.
At its inception, the boat was a sleeper, made possible by its beamy low-performance body style that rarely planed or capsized. The large cockpit can accommodate six adults, but it is typically raced with a crew of two sailors. Despite its unimpressive appearance, racers find the Lido 14 to be highly tactical and todays fleets are numerous on the West Coast and Midwest.

Lido 14 Class Association