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Choose the right rope for every job, from halyards and sheets to control lines. Learn how fiber, construction, and diameter affect strength, stretch, and handling in your running rigging.
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MAURIPRO Sailing is a US-based sailing chandlery that supplies running rigging for 30–45 ft cruisers and performance cruisers — halyards, sheets and control lines — with halyards pre-specified for production...
Sailboat lines and rigging fall into two families: standing rigging (the fixed wires that hold the mast up) and running rigging (the movable ropes that raise, trim, and shape the...
Dyneema single braid comes in several fiber grades and constructions (DX Core 78, DX Core 78 HPS, DX Core 99, and Stirotex S Core) that don't all scale strength the...
Furling line diameter is set by your furler's drum, not your winch -- Harken ESP Unit 0/1 needs 7 mm, Unit 2 needs 8 mm, and Selden/Facnor drums run 8-12...
Dyneema SK78 vs. SK99 compared against manufacturer specs — strength, stiffness, creep, and when each grade (plus the heat-set and covered variants) is the right buy for your halyards and...
A clear breakdown of what running rigging and standing rigging actually are, how their materials and replacement schedules differ, and which one you're shopping for.
Eye splice vs whipping: when your line needs a permanent loop and when it just needs the end sealed against fraying, plus the tools for both — and MAURIPRO's own...
A field guide to reading chafe, glazing, core damage, and UV wear on halyards and sheets — with manufacturer-sourced retirement criteria so you know when to re-splice, monitor, or replace...
A practical framework for specifying replacement halyard, sheet, and control-line diameter and length — using your hardware's stated range, real breaking-strength data, and rig-geometry length calculations instead of guesswork.
Choose running rigging by job first, then by construction, then by size. Halyards prioritize low stretch to hold sail shape; sheets and control lines trade some stiffness for a better...
The Attwood Anchor Ring and Rope is a retrieval and marking kit, not a holding-power upgrade: a galvanized steel ring attaches to the anchor's crown — the end opposite the...
The Wichard Wire Rope Grip (7308W) is a three-piece stainless steel U-bolt clamp that mechanically secures 11/32 in (8.7 mm) wire rope terminations without a swage press, making it a...
Polyester Double Braid, Dyneema SK38, or Dyneema SK78? A clear guide to choosing the right halyard line for cruising, performance cruising, and racing - and how MAURIPRO builds pre-spec halyards...
Discover low-stretch, abrasion-resistant furling lines from Facnor, Selden, and Harken. Learn what makes reliable sail control systems work.
Choosing gear "by boat" means matching your mainsail cover, halyards, and sheets to your exact make, model, and rig dimensions rather than to generic sizes. A cover cut for your...
Sheets are the running-rigging lines used to control a sail's angle to the wind, adjusting how much power the sail produces and how the boat handles. They are part of...
Sailboat lines and rigging fall into two families: standing rigging (the fixed wires that hold the mast up) and running rigging (the movable ropes that raise, trim, and shape the...
The best halyard line depends on how you sail: polyester double braid for budget cruising, a Dyneema/polyester blend for cruising and performance-cruising, and a Dyneema-core line for racing. MAURIPRO Sailing...