Sail Inventory

Sail	Luff	Foot	Leach	Wt Oz	SqFt
Main	39'	42' 6"	42' 6"	Approx 6-6.5	250
Lapper 110	37'	17' 7.5"	34' 4"	Approx 5.75 - 6.25	314
LW 150 G	40' 6"	22'	39' 2"	4.2 - 4.5	441
HW 150 G	41' 9"	22'	41' 6"	5.25	458

Main Sail

Rollet Tasker main new in 2014. Heavy duty, premium 8.3oz Dacron Crosscut High Aspect, three reef.

• Seams three rows zig-zag stitching with UV stabilised thread
• Stainless steel rings reinforced with webbing and leather over webbing
• Hand sewn leather reinforcements on wear points
• Extra heavy radial patches
• Extra large or double tapes with a minimum of 2 stitching rows
• Heavy duty batten pockets with Velcro lock or tie in type
• Mainsails are constructed with alloy headboards and webbed / shackled on luff hardware
• Low stretch leech line with Clam Cleat
• Two draft stripes for visual reference of draft position
• Bolt rope foot

Jib

Three jibs, my light 150 shown below.

Profurl

New in 2012

Spinnakers

The spinnaker I have is for an Islander 32 with a J=13.5’ and I=44.5’
I would be interested if it was a 1.5 oz., otherwise it is a little on the small size. Our J is 14.7’ and I is 45’.
I am looking for spinnakers for an I-36. We want to extend our cruising so will need a collection of spinnakers to cover some ocean crossings.

Lazy Jack is made by Sail Care and is called the Sail Cradle MK IV - Model 505

A unique mainsail handling system that once installed and deployed, allows you to drop your mainsail into a three-stage cradle system that does the following:
The Sail Cradle MK III, designed and engineered by SailCare, is a unique mainsail handling system that allow your to drop your mainsail into a three-stage cradle system that

• Lets you drop and secure the main quickly, then finish the job back in the quiet of your harbor or after dropping anchor
• Is a great aid to short-handed sailors or couples
• Keeps the mainsail from spilling off the boom and onto the deck - the main stays clean longer
• Stows against the mast while sailing and not in use
• No modifications to the mainsail
• No lines to catch or interfere when hoisting the main or while sailing
• Does not interfere with running back stays
• Works well with conventional or full batten sails
• No lines in the way if you have to reef the mainsail
• No modifications to the mainsail cover
• Fits single or multiple spreader rigs
• Deploys quickly when needed
• All stainless and marine hardware plus a high grade double braided polyester line and a highbred marine grade shock cord. Both are UV treated
• Kits come fully assembled with pop rivets or drill bits, taps & screws, full set of instructions, and a tube of Tef-Gel anti-seize/anti-corrosion protection