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... right pole Just look in the appropriate table for your yacht’s displacement or righting moment (RM) at 30° heel, then look right for the value exceeding your SPL or J value (shown in the sail plan). Example: For ...
Seldén Mast AB
... in the areas subject to the greatest loads and wear. In all sizes Seldén carbon spinnaker poles are suitable for dinghies and for yachts up to 30 tonnes. The larger poles are tapered ...
Seldén Mast AB
... fitting or with the release line. Spinnaker pole lift and downhaul are attached to lift eyes in the middle of the pole or to a bridle. Telescopic poles A telescopic ...
Seldén Mast AB
... laminated spinnaker pole produced by WoodSpars™ in various wood species. Our Woodspars manufacturing workshop located in the Morbihan at Locmariaquer has been working, studying and shaping custom-made ...
... 20+ year experience and the unique technology introduced by Pauger made our top quality carbon masts, booms, vangs and spinnaker poles a serious and cost effective option to replace alloy rigging. Standard ...
Carbon poles give a significant weightsaving over alloy, making crew work a lot easier and reducing weight in the bow of the boat. Choosing the right pole: A boat with a higher than usual righting ...
A4431 Spinnaker Pole Fittings & Accessories Piston triggered spinnaker pole end Allen spinnaker pole mast brackets are available in ...
• Trigger piston, automatic pole ends, inboard end • Single or double pin’s Roller bearing • Pad eye pole Sparcraft can supply various Systems to stow away the spi pôle horizontally ...
Sparcraft R.D.M.
Untapered spinnaker pole for 420. 25 mm untapered pole with Selden pole ends. With trip line and eye for uphaul.
Optiparts - Windesign
Ideal for boat awnings, Forespar® Telescoping Awning Poles are available in four lengths ranging to accommodate all boat sizes. Featuring our renowned internal twist lock mechanism, the poles feature ...
Forespar
Our carbon tangons are distinguished by their lightness combined with the strength and aesthetics of the composite used. A particular care during the assembly phases, together with the high quality components, guarantees the realization ...
This spinnaker pole for a J24 is a straightforward carbon tube, with end fittings added. We've also done double tapered carbon spinnaker poles for smaller boats. If you've ...
... symmetrical or asymmetrical spinnakers or even winging out your Genoa, and Offshore Spars spinnaker pole is up to the task. We manufacture our spinnaker, whisker, and ...
... sizes are available as well as kevlar wear strips, jockey poles, whisker and jib poles and poles sleeved for easy shipping. Standard Spinnaker Poles C-Tech ...
A spinnaker pole is a hollow spar designed to keep the tack of a symmetrical spinnaker outboard, to windward. Creative sailors also have found it suitable for hanging a hammock.
ApplicationsThe pole is necessary for flying a symmetrical spinnaker. It can be used on cruising or racing sailboats, centerboarders, keel boats and sailing dinghies.
TechnologiesThese poles must be strong enough to handle the compression forces exerted by the sail toward the mast, as well as occasional, sudden immersions. They are often of aluminum or carbon, the latter to save weight.
Each end has a clip or jaws, one end attached to a fitting near the base of the mast, the other to the tack of the sail. Some poles have a male fitting that goes into a socket on the mast. The pole must also be fitted for a downhaul and a topping lift, either in the middle or at the end, in the case of a large pole.
Choice will depend on sail dimensions, especially the foot length and the distance from mast to forestay. Boat size, displacement and pole rigging (downhaul, topping lift) also must be considered. The nature of the mast fitting, whether ring or socket, stationary or sliding, is another factor. Racers should consider a carbon pole to facilitate the job of the foredeck crew. Extremely large sails may require two poles for easier jibing.
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