Being the cheap SOB that I am, I had Bacon Sails make me new sails. They
use the Quantum loft without the markup for the green label. You do have
to measure yourself.
The Office has a hydranet radial main. Matt might comment on how it is
holding up. Atlantis has cross-cut dacron sails that are
Yes I concur Doyle sails are very good. A few years after I got Alianna, I
got a 135 RF head sail, tuff luff, cross cut 8 oz dacron, draft stripes,
ticklers, and sail numbers. The main was also 8 oz, cross cut dacron, 4
battens in pockets secured with velcro internal straps, draft stripes,
loose
I just ordered a headsail from a local loft but with offshore manufacture
by the Quantum facility in Sri Lanka. About 70% cost of the national
affiliated lofts. Measured and backed by a local loft but with the savings
of offshore manufacture.
My last racing sail was made by North in their Sri
Your list looks like mine when we considered new sails. The Detroit
Sobstad loft is good, I looked at them. We went with UK out of Chicago
because they were more local. They came out and measured and brought
the sails out to the boat in the spring. We didn't bend them at that
time since we
I got the North 3DI raw for my old 38 and they are fantastic. 3 racing seasons
on the main and #1 and they are like new.
> On Nov 16, 2020, at 9:45 AM, Matthew wrote:
>
>
> If you’re considering North, you may also want to consider Doyle. High
> quality sails, typically 15-20% less than
If you’re considering North, you may also want to consider Doyle. High quality
sails, typically 15-20% less than North, and there is a local loft for
servicing in Cleveland (and another in Detroit).
From: Lewis Cooke
Sent: Monday, November 16, 2020 8:00 AM
To: Stus-List
Subject:
Good Morning,
I was hoping to get the group's thoughts on new sails for For Play. I have
received quotes from Precision, UK, North Sails and Sobstad.
Precision is the cheapest followed by Sobstad, I'm leaning towards Sobstad
because they make the sails here not in a foreign country and they are
Nah mine are for a 30 foot they are 25 years old not in bad shape I think
We are looking to change them too
Look up precision sails they have a section for used sails
On Wed, Nov 11, 2020 at 7:31 AM Bruce Whitmore
wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> We bought our 1994 C 37/40+ four years ago, and when we
