Sail Care is proud to offer blocks and other sailboat hardware from Viadana. Since 1961 they have been deeply involved in research, design, manufacturing, and marketing of top quality innovative hardware for sailors and their boats.
These furling systems are perfect for use on dinghies, dayboats, small catamarans, and light sailing cruisers Stainless Steel ball races ensure smooth, snag free operation under load. Drum units manufactured from high quality plastics and Stainless Steel. Head swivel is manufactured from anodised aluminum.
Boats from 4 to 10 Meters (14 to 33 ft.) For race enthusiasts, and also for sailors who find twin head sails more fun! Using the same materials as the S Series, the T Series (“T” for Twin Groove) is equipped in series with a double groove, which allows using…
Boats from 4 to 10 Meters (14 to 33 ft.) Enjoy family cruising or fishing with a perfectly peaceful mind: “S” headsail reefing gear is a totally reliable crewmember. All moulded components are manufactured in Plastimo’s Lorient, France workshops, using high-pressure injection techniques. This engineering process gives the composite material…
Jib Reefing models 1012T and 1213T boast an exceptional design, stemming from the combination of sophisticated technology and state-of-the-art materials, perfectly adapted to the harsh marine environment. The main features include aluminum spars with a hollow forestay shape and twin grooves, take-down drum and adjustable tack, which allow installation either…
Furling and Reefing Systems for Cruisers and Daysailors The design of the Flexible Furler focuses on the vast majority of sailors who are primarily cruisers or day sailors. They might race but only casually. These sailors have boats under 40 feet long and want to enjoy sailing from the cockpit rather…
The snapfurl series represents the latest in quality, design, and engineering from Schaefer. Two models for boats up to 28′; both systems feature a unique interlocking Round GeonTM PVC foil that allows for owner installation directly over your existing headstay with no modifications in less than an hour. A smart choice for trailer sailors…
Who doesn’t consider fastening the fender ropes on the lifeline/rail a tricky, uncomfortable task? It takes both hands, and fenders that have yet to be fastened must be put away on the deck, running the risk of rolling overboard. The height setting is rarely correct from the beginning, so you…
New Stainless Steel Items from Sail Care
