Rolly Tasker Sails Australia is proud to announce the establishment of their new office in South Australia, headed up by Adam South. Adam will service yacht and catamaran owners and charterers across the entire state of South Australia. While Rolly Tasker Sails Australia has always serviced the region, due to strong demand we have taken the decision to open a dedicated Rolly Tasker Sails office to meet the needs of this vast sailing community.
About Adam South
Adam South is a highly skilled and experienced sailor, best known for his career in the high-performance world of 18ft skiff racing. Competing in one of the most demanding platforms in the sport, Adam has earned respect for his skill, precision, and deep understanding of sailing.
The 18ft skiff, often referred to as the “Formula One of sailing,” demands athleticism, teamwork, and expert knowledge of sail tuning — qualities that Adam has consistently demonstrated on the world stage.
Beyond his racing career, Adam also possesses significant expertise in sail making, having designed and built sails for both racing and cruising applications. While his primary focus has been on performance sailing, Adam’s work has given him a strong understanding of the specific needs of cruising sailors. He knows how important it is for cruising boats to have sails that are not only durable and reliable, but also efficient and easy to manage over long distances. His design work reflects this, ensuring that cruising sailors can maximize performance without sacrificing comfort or ease of handling.
With his comprehensive knowledge of sail design and boat performance, Adam is well-equipped to assist our clients in optimizing their rigs for the unique demands of extended cruising and club racing. Whether it’s improving sail balance, enhancing durability, or tailoring sails for different wind conditions, Adam’s practical experience allows him to offer valuable insights to those looking to get the most out of their boats.
Adam South continues to bridge the worlds of high-performance racing and cruising, bringing a level of craftsmanship and precision to both, with an emphasis on meeting the practical needs of sailors on all types of vessels.
