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- Rethinking 155% Genoa - Cruisers Sailing Forums
My boat is a bit tender and we usually reef at about 16 knots plus but lose sail shape as the wind increases A smaller jib is ideal for stronger Winter winds 15-25 mph and is easier to set on a pole As Spring approaches with lighter winds, we pull out the 115 genoa
- Headsl Dimensions - Catalina Direct
When ordering a new heads'l, it's a good idea to know what size you currently have so you can either order the same size, or adjust the size up or down to reflect the experience you have with your current sails and prevailing weather conditions in your area
- How to Choose the Right Size Genoa - 180 Sails
Picking the proper genoa size make all the difference when it comes to speed on the course Having the correct sail for the conditions will balance the helm and make the boat go faster through the water
- The Lowdown on Headsail Options - Quantum Sails
In this article, Quantum experts break down the different headsails that may make up your sail inventory Many factors determine the best headsail inventory for you: the type of sailing you do, the conditions you typically sail in, and the design, size, and shape of your boat
- What to buy: 135% or 155% - Sailboat Owners Forums
If you sail more than half time with it at full size 155, then stick with it If you are over powered more than half the time with the 155 and need to sail reefed down to a 135 most of the time, then I’d pick a 135
- The Ultimate Guide to Sail Types and Rigs (with Pictures)
Then, I'll walk you through the details of each sail type, and the sail plan, which is the godfather of sail type selection so to speak Click here if you just want to scroll through a bunch of pictures
- The Cut of Your Jib - Sailing Fortuitous
Calculate jib overlap by entering sail and boat dimensions, including the sail's luff, leech, and foot, and the boat's "J" measurement
- Sail Measurement Assistance - Second Wind Sails
Unless you have existing sails to use as a reference, it is always best to physically measure the boat and not rely totally on manufacturers specifications Occasionally rig sizes will vary even between the same make and size boat Measurements can also be altered as a result of re-rigging
- 110%, 115%, 120%. . . opinions needed! | Catalina 36 375 International . . .
A couple of folks I have spoken to went with a 110 or a 115 when they replaced theirs They stated that they only lost a little under half a knot in performance but gained easier sail handling
- Choosing the Right Headsail – Rolly Tasker North America
In discussing the difference between the 135 and 145 we discussed that the foot would be approximately 2 5 feet longer These means more sail to pull around on each tack, and more sheet to grind on after the tack
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