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1. www.pinbax.com › p-b-gp14-genoa-p10989GP14 Genoa - Sails from Pinnell & Bax Limited UK

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   This sail, manufactured from Contender 4.46oz Polykote is a slightly heavier cloth than used for the mainsail to give a longer competitive life, the large overlapping Genoa takes a lot of wear and tear on the leech.

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2. e-sails.com › product › genoaCustom Built Genoa - e-sails

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   All our Genoas are built in a ‘cross cut’ format, and feature six point zig zag stitching on the seams and on the corner patching for reliable anti chafe properties and seam integrity, using Sun Stop thread for greater UV resistance and durability.

3. crusadersails.com › sail › premium-cruising-genoaPremium Cruising Genoa - Crusader Sails

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   Straightforward rugged cruising sails. Design Features: Choice of premium Dacron sailcloth; Rugged cross cut construction; Double sewn seams; Computer optimised sail shape for best performance; Super strong stainless steel rings; Tell tails at 3 positions horizontally and vertically; Reef reference marks; Leech line with racing style adjustment

4. e-sails.com › mains-and-genoasMains and Genoas - e-sails

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   Mains and Genoas. We have streamlined our ordering process, offering a fully automated calculation (based on a unique algorithm developed using our extensive experience) that can offer you Kemp Sails’ high-quality made to measure sails at a substantially reduced price.

5. h-sails.com › en › 12-genoaBest price genoa and jib. Light, medium ... - Horizon Sails

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   Well-build genoa sail from best sailcloth materials mean better furling, smoother tacking and jibing. Well-designed cruising jib sail will bring the widest steering, allowing you to cruise with peace of mind. This allowes more efficient sail handling and storage, too.

6. sailtrader.com › directory › sailsCruising Genoa - Greiner Sailmakers | Sailtrader.com

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   Set sail with confidence, comfort, and style – choose Greiner Sailmakers' New Cruising Genoa Sails for your sailboat. Elevate your cruising experience and make every voyage memorable. Discover the difference with Greiner Sailmakers today.

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   What is a genoa sail?

   • Genoas are typically larger than 115% of the foretriangle, with sizes varying between 120% and 150%. This sail is often combined with a smaller main sail on masthead-rigged bluewater vessels but is also common on modern fractionally rigged vessels. The Genoa is durable, versatile, and usable on all points of sail.

   The Genoa Sail Explained: A Complete Guide - sailingellidah.com

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   How do you use a genoa halyard?

   • Attach the Genoa halyard to the swivel and hoist the sail up. When the sail is hoisted almost all the way to the top, you attach the sail’s tack to a shackle on the top of the drum. Put the halyard on a winch and winch it tight. Now you have to manually roll up the sail around the forestay and tie on the two sheets to the clew of the sail.

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   What is a telltale on a genoa sail?

   • Telltales: Telltales are small ropes, bands, or flags attached to the front of the Genoa’s leech to help us understand how the wind affects the sail and allow us to fine-tune the trim for optimal performance. The most common material for Genoa’s today is Dacron woven polyester, closely followed by CDX laminate.

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   How do you put a genoa sail on a swivel?

   • Feed the Genoa’s luff into the track on the furler’s sleeve with the top of the sail first and connect the head ring on the sail to the chackle on the swivel. Attach the Genoa halyard to the swivel and hoist the sail up. When the sail is hoisted almost all the way to the top, you attach the sail’s tack to a shackle on the top of the drum.

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8. sailingellidah.com › genoa-sail-explainedThe Genoa Sail Explained: A Complete Guide

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   Jan 12, 2024 · The Genoa is massively used in sailing, usually teamed up by a mainsail. It’s a triangular sail attached to the forestay that’s easy to work with in any conditions, from light to moderate winds and beyond.