snuffair spinnaker snuffer. Spinnakers are fun to sail with, but they are unwieldy to handle. Spinnakers are large clouds of sail, and almost impossible to control by one person, until the snuffer came along.
The snuffer is a sock that …
Category: Sails & Riggng
Reviews of sails and rigging equipment for boats
DrSails Adhesive
DrSails Adhesive is an epoxy adhesive developed to repair and mount various applications on a sailboat. It can be used to glue fiber glass, carbon, metal, wood, wetsuit and can even be used to repair sails. What makes DrSails unique …
Sail Repair
Sail Repair kits are handy for any sailor especially those travelling offshore. Most sailors are going to see a sail that needs repair at some point. The repair may be insignificant or devastating. If your just out sailing for the …
Extra light headsail furling system
Extra light headsail furling system from Colligo Marine uses a headsail with hanks. You can use soft shackles to attach the sail to the furler torsion rope. This is a light alternative to a furler with alloy foils.
The furler …
Brolga Rig Adjusters
Brolga Rig Adjusters are designed for the sailboat racers like Etchells class which allows rig adjustment on the water, either between races or during. The smooth adjustment of the turnbuckle, aided by the bearings and the knurled knob, which gives …
Halyard Strop Lock
Halyard Strop Lock from Southern Spars helps keep that luff tension when your rope clutch wont hold. For modern sailboats with increasing need for tight luffed headsails and code 0s more and more emphasis is on halyard stretch. Dynex Dux …
UpSide Up anticapsize
UpSide Up anticapsize system for Catamarans and high performance sailboats. Catamarans and Multihulls are especially prone to violent gusts of wind. Where in a mono hull you may be subjected to a broach, multihulls can capsize. As a safety feature …
Gennaker Bowsprits
Gennaker BowSprits are so popular today due to the simplified spinnaker handling. No more spinnaker poles.
Many Sailboats these days have some sort of Asymetrical Spinnaker, Gennaker or Cruising Spinnaker. These type of sails need to be tacked down forward …