Fine-tuning the roller-reefing system

Article Abstract:

Contemporary headsail-reefing/furling systems in the late 1990s are highly dependable with improper installation or incorrect use normally causing such equipment to fail. A number of tips are suggested for dealing with problems such as halyard wrap, jammed drums/furling lines or torn/jammed sails.

Sails

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A passagemaker looks astern 50 years and 100,000 miles

Article Abstract:

Safety is the first thing that a sailor must consider before going out to sail. Moreover, a good crew, which is considered to be the soul of the boat, is also important because they hold the success and the failure of the voyage. Choosing the right boat also plays a significant role.

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Circumventing squalls

Article Abstract:

All squalls have the potential capacity to produce substantial wind so it is critical for sailors to know what to do when they see an approaching squall. The ancient adage that sailors should always focus their attention to the windward direction applies to managing squall activity.

Sailors, Squalls

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