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Spinnaker during cruising ? It is simple , Cruising spi !

The cruising sailor too and not the racing one only , has the will of improving his boat supplier performances with light breeze or with wind free , but very often the crew is too lazy or not at the level for handling in a safety way the spi pole or for gybe , so that the proper triradial remaines stored. The CRUISING SPI that our firm achieved is a sail becoming from the traditional spi technology , but modified in order to semplifying its handling even from an unskilled cruising friend . We are not the sole manifacturers of such a Cruising Spi , infact other sailmakers have a similar product called Mps , Spanker , Buller , Gennaker , but our appears to be improved by a direct experience and customer suggestions. Our CRUISING SPI is really multipurposes and its specific shape allows practically to reach nearly the traditional spi performances with a 85 % surface at the easy and safety genoa handling. When employ it. The maximal efficiency is reached into a range between 50 % and 170 % ( apparent wind gradiant ). How using it . Our CRUISING SPI is fitted of one hank attached at tack point , to be connected at the forestay . In case for boats your boat is furling system equipped instead of the hank a proper universal fixing system ( optional ) is forseen. The tack point is adjustable by a downhaul ( supplied on request ) to be properly used from the cockpit . The sheet connected to the clew point has to be used through stern sheet leeds as a simple genoa . The proper CRUISING SPI hoisting is the following : A ) connect the hank to the forestay – B ) connect the downhaul – C ) connect the halyard – D ) connect the sheet . When the sail is hoisted , adjust the tack point ( with the downhaul ) at nearly 50/70 centimeters from the deck , if the wind gradiant decreases haul in the sheet and the downhaul , whilst for wind gradiant increasing release both conseguentely. How to lower hand the sail
. There are two different alternatives . A ) getting slide it directly into the sailbag , properly attached at the forward pulpit. B ) pulling it to the cockpit , after releasing lower hank , downhaul and halyard. The Zadro sails had won a lot of very important races. (see Victory list) So the vocation for racing is very deep rooted in our firm that had continued to use advanced technology, home made or found in commerce, to growing and improve every day. In the same time we use the best material disposable to join correctly your request with the best material. Fybers like Pentex – Kevlar – Mylar – Spectra – Carbon are in every day work. Today the Zadro sails are projected with high top softwares of analising and design, cutted with up-to-date computerized systems and builded under Zadro specifications, one quality standard that not so much sailmaking firm had reached. This technological approach continue when you use the sail, where we analize the definitive shape of sail when it work and the real sail performance. Thanks to this precious work of analising every new project improve the previous, making the Zadro sails a product evry day in progress, that help every boat to improve the performances. The very difference is dued at the customer assistance and the counsels to the best tuning. For this the sailmaking loft staff is to the customer disposal with an assistance service. RACING MEMBRANE SAILS Till today sail making has traditionally involved primarily the sail maker's experience and instinct in developing sails by cutting and assembling flat panels for boats. Sail making has now evolved, providing scientific and
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