ATN Gennaker Dousing Sock - Max. Luff: 26 ft (7.9 m) (SPI-SLE-26)

The ATN Gennaker Dousing Sock #SPI-SLE-26 is a handy piece of sail equipment designed to make your sailing experience smoother and more enjoyable. It’s perfect for safely dousing and storing your gennaker, offering convenience and ease on board. You'll appreciate the simplicity and functionality it brings to your sail management.

Benefits

• Designed for maximum luff length of 26 ft (7.9 m)
• Facilitates easy deployment and recovery of your gennaker
• Durable materials ensure long-lasting performance
• Lightweight and easy to handle

Crafted from robust materials, this dousing sock ensures durability and reliability in various sailing conditions. It accommodates a maximum luff length of 26 ft (7.9 m), making it suitable for a variety of sailing setups. This piece of sail equipment is a great addition to your sailing gear, enhancing your overall sailing efficiency and safety.

• The MastClimber is simple to use for climbing the mast, its set up time is minimal, and its rugged and simple construction will ensure years of use, allowing you to maintain and check aloft all the standing rigging of your sailboat.
• The MastClimber is a great system as it uses the leg muscles to climb, allowing you to reach the mast head not exhausted by the climb, and since it rides onto a static line, taut between the deck and the mast head. The Mastcliber prevents you from swaying away from the mast, helplessly, even if the boat heels over making climbing the mast easier and safer.
• The Mastclimber consists of 2 parts, a bos'n's chair with back rest and one-way jammer, and leg straps, with loops for the feet, with one-way jammer.
• Operation of the Mastclimber for climbing the mast is done by alternatively standing up on the leg straps, which allows you to slide up the one-way jammer of the bos'n's chair, then sitting onto the bos'n's chair, which allows you to slide up the one-way jammer of the leg strap, then standing up on the leg straps. To descend the mast, procedure is reversed.