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Written by Henrik R-S
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Friday, 13 January 2006 |
Our sails | | Onboard Tarantella it has always been a known fact, that to win a race you have to have at least a decent boat, the best crew, the smoothest finish of the bottom, but above all, the best sails there are to be found. In the early 70's it was Hood, later on North Sails and from 1990 onwards WB-Sails. Regarding genua materials, we have come from dacron, via different types of kevlar-mylar to the somewhat revolutionary Carbo Cuben Fiber. Today our sail inventory consists of: | Sail type | Year | Material | Loft | App. wind speed | Mainsail, racing
| 2009 | 4-D Carbon Kevlar | WB
| 0-50 kn
| Mainsail, cruising
| 2006 | Cuben Carbo
| WB | 0-50 kn | | Trysail | 2001 | Old mainsail from 1980 | WB | 50-60 kn | | Genua 1 racing | 2012 | 4-D Carbon Kevlar | WB
| 0-22 kn | Genua 1, old racing
| 2008 | Carbon Cuben Fiber | WB
| 0-22 kn
| Genua 1, old racing
For sale | 2004 | Carbon Cuben Fiber | WB | 0-22 kn | | Genua 1, crusing | 2003 | Cuben Fiber | WB | 0-22 kn | | Genua 2, racing | 2008 | 4-D Carbon Kevlar | WB | 18-27 kn | Genua 3, racing
| 2006
| Carbon Cuben Fiber | WB
| 25-35 kn
| Genua 3, cruising
| 2000 | Cuben Fiber | WB | 20-30 kn | | Genua 4 | 2001 | Cuben Fiber | WB | 30-45 kn | | Jib, storm | 1990 | Dacron | WB | 40-60 kn | | Staysail | 2002 | Mylar | WB | 7-20 kn | | Windseeker genua | 2005 | Dacron | WB | 0-10 kn | | Spinn, floater | 2008 | Dacron | WB | 0-14 kn | | Spinn, downwind | 2002 | Airix | WB | 4-24 kn | Spinn, reach
| 2007
| Dacron
| WB
| 5-40 kn |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 05 June 2016 )
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