Sails

This is the sail for the Scout 14 Kit, it's a nice high quality sail like we've come to expect from our friends over at Neil Pryde. Available in Tanbark or White color Sail area is 70 Sq. Ft. (or 6.5 Sq. Meters) Sail has one set of reef points Four...

Nylon Sail Repair Tape - 2 inches wide - Nylon ripstop coated with pressure sensitive adhesive. For sail repairs. Sold by the roll only.

These are not the grommets you buy at Walmart or Home Depot. They have spurs, and the metal is substantial. The #2 Grommets are about 7/16" ID and the #4 are about 9/16" ID. They are either solid brass, or nickel plated brass. You will need a Spur...

If you have a sloop or cat rigged boat and have ever been frustrated by it "kiting" or sailing around its anchor, this Anchor Riding Sail is what you need. It rigs between your mast and topping lift to produce a wind vane effect which keeps your boat...

Polyester Insignia Tape - 2 inches wide - Precision slit from 70 x 100 denier taffeta polyester insignia fabric for seam reinforcement and protection or sail repairs. Sold by the yard only. Non-adhesive.

Dacron sail tape is used for various applications. Flat tape is ideal for repairing ripped sails. Just order a few yards of it along with our Sail Repair Kit.White or Royal Blue only - no adhesive.Sail tape is slit from standard 3.8 oz Dacron sailcloth...

Dacron Sail Repair Tape - 2 inches wide - Precision slit from 70 x 100 denier taffeta polyester adhesive insignia fabric for seam reinforcement and protection or sail repairs. Sold by the yard only.

The strong reliable standard for external sail tracks. Attach with stainless shackles or lace them on. Fits 5/8" Aluminum track. You may consider using our sailmaker's D-shackles rather than lace or stitch these slides to your sail.

Fiberglass battens & Vinylester caps

Nickel plated brass

Stitched to a sail's luff, these slugs allow sails to more easily go up and down a bolt rope slot. To raise the sail, insert the slugs into the slot rather than the boltrope. You may want to use our sailmaker's D-shackles rather than lace or stitch...