The Sail check: make sure your inventory is ready for hibernation

Article Abstract:

A good time to repair and clean all of the sails for a boat is during the time of winter storage. Having these services done at the end of the season, will cut back on waiting time too. Tips are given on problems to look for such as rope chafe, worn threads, and worn attachment rings.

Column, Sailboats, Storage

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Making your sails last: it's not hard, but you have to want to

Article Abstract:

Flogging, sun exposure, abrasion and moisture can damage sails. Boaters who handle sails improperly by using them above the recommended wind range also risk damaging their sails. Boaters should keep sails from tearing on protruding parts.

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Sail repair

Article Abstract:

The ability to repair a sail while at sea can be crucial, especially when far from shore. Tips and equipment needed for doing this is provided, including what should be in a sail repair kit.

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