A telescoping carbon fiber tiller extension with a smooth locking mechanism. The user can lock the length of the tiller extension with a slight tw...More
A telescoping carbon fiber tiller extension with a smooth locking mec...
Wedges are stackable for greater angles or to act as a riser.Stack wedges to raise height of cleats or to correct mounting alignment at 11, 22, 33 deg...More
Wedges are stackable for greater angles or to act as a riser.Stack wed...
Fairlead mounts under the cleat and is held in place by the cleat fasteners. Allows a higher angle of cleating.Works with Ronstan medioun C-Cleat and ...More
Fairlead mounts under the cleat and is held in place by the cleat fast...
Rig-Sense is a new rig tension device for measuring the loads in wire or rope on dinghies and small keelboats. Rig-Sense is simple to use, measuring t...More
Rig-Sense is a new rig tension device for measuring the loads in wire ...
Stamped from AISI 304 Stainless Steel this shackle features a key pin for simple operation and an additional keeper pin to separate the shackle into t...More
Stamped from AISI 304 Stainless Steel this shackle features a key pin ...
Lewmar continues to define rope clutch technology with a variable geometry handle and unique grip pattern of dominoes that prevent rope fray. Lewmar's...More
Lewmar continues to define rope clutch technology with a variable geom...
Advanced metal replacement resin. Greater resistance to heat and UV stable. Lighter and stronger.Improved Jaw profile and vertical pillar design - Str...More
Advanced metal replacement resin. Greater resistance to heat and UV st...
Featuring a tube with a stainless-steel insert to reduce wear and friction, this mounting plate is ideal for leading rope through any flat surface. Wo...More
Featuring a tube with a stainless-steel insert to reduce wear and fric...
T-Series Organisers lead multiple lines back from the mast to banks of powerclutches Minimal overall length Efficient bearings surface reduces winch e...More
T-Series Organisers lead multiple lines back from the mast to banks of...