2 Sep 2005 #1 jimi Well-Known Member Joined 19 Dec 2001 Messages 28,660 Location St Neots Visit site I trim my sails a lot in heavy weather, but find it a real pain sewing all the bits back on when the wind drops. Anybody got a better idea?
I trim my sails a lot in heavy weather, but find it a real pain sewing all the bits back on when the wind drops. Anybody got a better idea?
2 Sep 2005 #2 Colin_S Well-Known Member Joined 20 Jun 2004 Messages 3,172 Location kets - help clear your nose Visit site Velcro?
2 Sep 2005 #3 stevebrassett Well-Known Member Joined 26 Jul 2004 Messages 3,593 Location Herts Visit site Next time you put them back together, use zips. Then you wil end up with sails that you can match to any weather conditions. They might be heavy, though.
Next time you put them back together, use zips. Then you wil end up with sails that you can match to any weather conditions. They might be heavy, though.
2 Sep 2005 #4 aluijten Well-Known Member Joined 26 Oct 2004 Messages 1,158 Location Dordrecht, The Netherlands Visit site How about elastic sails, so you can stretch them to the desired size? Or don't go sailing in heavy weather anymore. Or stick to the engine. Or hire a sailmaker to do it for you Arno
How about elastic sails, so you can stretch them to the desired size? Or don't go sailing in heavy weather anymore. Or stick to the engine. Or hire a sailmaker to do it for you Arno
2 Sep 2005 #5 FlyingDutchman Well-Known Member Joined 15 Dec 2004 Messages 842 Location Amstelveen, the Netherlands Visit site Still not using the modern inflatable sails then?
2 Sep 2005 #6 jhr Well-Known Member Joined 26 Nov 2002 Messages 20,256 Location Royston Vasey jamesrichardsonconsultants.co.uk Sounds like it's all getting a bit much for you. Have you considered selling your boat?