Asymmetrical Spinnaker
Getting the Most out of Your Asymmetrical Spinnaker
For many cruising sailors, the asymmetrical spinnaker is actually their favourite sail. This also applies to long-term world voyagers Amy and Matt. They are currently
For many cruising sailors, the asymmetrical spinnaker is actually their favourite sail. This also applies to long-term world voyagers Amy and Matt. They are currently
2842 Miles from Las Palmas to Martinique. 5,1 knots average, nearly 23,5 days at sea. Winds of up to 36 knots, waves to 5 metres.
This video very nicely shows the basics of catamaran sail trim and sail handling, which is different from monohull sail trim. Come on board with
A complete set of storm sails – storm jib and storm trysail – are mandatory for ocean racing yachts under the international racing rules and this for very good reasons. And these same reasons also are good for any cruising yacht than ventures beyond coastal waters.
We love to sail in the sun – our sails however don’t. Here’s how we at Rolly Tasker Sails protect your Ocean Sails from UV degradation and general wear and tear.
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