SAILS FOR LOAD-BEARING GAITS
NYLON and POLYESTER
Furling gennaker for sale in Italy
Nylon Sail Design Sails
Gennaker, Spinnaker, Code Zero, Flying Genoa
Sail Design sailmaker has specialized for years in the production of load-bearing swaths constructed of both Nylon and Polyester. This is an extremely lightweight, high-performance, first-rate technical material.
Sail Design guarantees safety and user-friendly sails for load-bearing swaths even with a small crew, whether for racing or cruising.
Sail Design guarantees safety and user-friendly sails for load-bearing swaths even with a small crew, whether for racing or cruising.
Furling gennaker for sale
Gennakers generally are constructed of Nylon and have large dimensions in order to maximize the sail area exposed to the wind-they offer a wide range of use, making them more versatile and less dependent on specific wind conditions.
These sails are efficient from the transom in medium-light winds to the stern even in stronger winds. Generally their range of use, depending on weight and shape, varies from 5 to 18 to 20 knt. Particularly popular in the latest boats in regattas, but they are also appreciated on cruising boats for their ease of use and sailing pleasure.
These sails are efficient from the transom in medium-light winds to the stern even in stronger winds. Generally their range of use, depending on weight and shape, varies from 5 to 18 to 20 knt. Particularly popular in the latest boats in regattas, but they are also appreciated on cruising boats for their ease of use and sailing pleasure.
Spinnakers like Gennakers are made of Nylon, and depending on the range of use they can be constructed with light or heavier Nylon. They are generally better suited for racing and less so for cruising, given their use is not easy and requires experienced crew.
These sails are highly efficient due to their shape and geometry and can be very effective all the way to the stern even in stronger winds. Generally, their range of use, depending on weight and shape, varies from 5 to 25 to 30 Knt.
These sails are highly efficient due to their shape and geometry and can be very effective all the way to the stern even in stronger winds. Generally, their range of use, depending on weight and shape, varies from 5 to 25 to 30 Knt.
Code Zeros are made of Polyester and generally have an overlap of 175% of J.
Their range of use is from 5 to 20 Knt, with angles ranging from 60 to 110 AWA.
The Code Zero’s characteristic system of furling on anti-twist cable makes it easy to close the sail when it is no longer needed, making it easier to handle on board and easier to handle, which also makes the sail suitable for less experienced or reduced crews.
The Code Zero’s characteristic system of furling on anti-twist cable makes it easy to close the sail when it is no longer needed, making it easier to handle on board and easier to handle, which also makes the sail suitable for less experienced or reduced crews.
Flying Genoa are made of Polyester and generally have the same overlap as Code Zeros.
They differ in geometry from Code Zeros because they have a negative leech and UV protection on the leech and base, which allows the sail to be kept rigged for several days, weather permitting.
Their range of use is from 5 to 20 Knt, with angles varying from 60 to 110 AWA.The Flying Genoa’s characteristic furling system on anti-twist cable makes it easy to close the sail when it is no longer needed, thus facilitating on-board handling and maneuverability, which also make the sail suitable for less experienced or reduced crews.
They differ in geometry from Code Zeros because they have a negative leech and UV protection on the leech and base, which allows the sail to be kept rigged for several days, weather permitting.
Their range of use is from 5 to 20 Knt, with angles varying from 60 to 110 AWA.The Flying Genoa’s characteristic furling system on anti-twist cable makes it easy to close the sail when it is no longer needed, thus facilitating on-board handling and maneuverability, which also make the sail suitable for less experienced or reduced crews.
Sail Design is always very careful to listen and suggest the sail that best suits the customer’s needs, taking care of the customization of the design and finishing down to the smallest detail.
Production of custom sails takes a few weeks, depending on the lead time of the materials chosen, and our staff is always available for remote and on-site assistance and consulting.
Production of custom sails takes a few weeks, depending on the lead time of the materials chosen, and our staff is always available for remote and on-site assistance and consulting.