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 …
Category: Furling & Reefing systems
Reviews of Furling & Reefing systems for jibs and mainsails.
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 …
Dutchman SailCase
For those at the Annapolis Sail Boat show, some may have seen the Dutchman sail handing system being demonstrated by Inventor Martin Van Breems.
Now Van Breems has addressed another issue with mainsails and that’s the sail cover. The …
Lazy Jacks
Lazy Jacks lines capture the mainsail as it drops. The Lazy Jacks sail system is a method of containing the main sail when its lowered or during reefing. The Lazy Jack lines are installed either side of the main attached …
Dutchman System
The Dutchman System is one of the best ways to handle your mainsail while hoisting or lowering. To drop the main you feather the mainsail or go head to wind, then ease the main halyard reasonably fast. If you are …
Tides Marine Track
Tides Marine Track and slides system will greatly help mainsail Hoisting and lowering which can be hard work. Two factors; friction in the luff and the weight of the sail are making life difficult. Dropping the sail may be easier …
Doyle Stackpack
Doyle Stackpack were invented by Doyle sails as a way to enclose the mainsail after flaking in an easy manner. The mainsail cover is basically part of the system so you do not need to store and retrieve the cover …
Boom Furling
Boom Furling system work similarly to slab reefing in the sense that the main is reefed top down unlike in mast furling. The main halyard is dropped and the lower part of the main sail is rolled up into a …