New sails

[stuartwineberg]

Sanders would be my choice, if you're still at the quote stage I'd take a look.

Sanders Sails: Cruising Sails | Sailmaking, Sailmakers, Yacht Marine Upholstery, Dinghies, Boat Design | Lymington, South Coast, Hampshire

+1 for Sanders
. You speak to the man himself, you can visit the loft, quality is 3xcellent

 

[TomK]

Hi.

My first post on the forum after lurking for a while - hope I can be useful in this thread.

I have a Pegasus 700 as well as a share in a Pegasus 690 (A one off built by Gordon and Kevin who owned Pegasus yachts for themselves to race).

For a sailmaker who really knows the boat I would highly recommend Mike McNamara. I picked up a new jib from him last week for my 700, and we got him to make new sails for the 690 last year. Top quality and seem to be commensurate prices (or maybe even a bit cheaper) than the competition. Only downside is he usually takes a couple of weeks longer than he says he will!

I bought my 700 with a Jeckells main which is only a few years old and is still good. You will see Jeckells sails on a lot of Pegasus Yachts as they were virtually next door to each other, so they would be the other obvious choice. When my main does need replacing I will likely go for a McNamara on that too though.

where is the boat based?

 

[KompetentKrew]

I’ve bought numerous sails from Kemps. Aside from the quality of the products, which is excellent, it’s the customer service that always draws me back.

+1

The Kemps treated me so well over a minor canvas repair last year.