
Flying Dutchman data sheet
Banks
Sails are one of the most active sailmakers in the world in
the Flying Dutchman Class and are found amongst the most competitive
boats in the UK, Germany, Holland and the USA.
Banks sails were used on the winning boats at virtually every
Flying Dutchman event in the U.K. in recent years and are gaining
success in the highly competitive German and Dutch markets,
following excellent results in many of the classs most
prestigious events and championships.
In early 2004, two boats using Banks sails finished in the
top ten at the World Championship and scored race wins in both
the Worlds and Australian Championship. Banks sails were also
used to take fourth place at the European Championship.
We offer a full range of Flying Dutchman sails, race tested
to give competitive performance at any level.
All prices are exclusive of VAT and delivery.
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Mainsail
Cut from 4.52 Polykote. Standard specification
includes soft foot, clew slider, cunningham, flutter patches,
battens, leech tell tales, window at spreader height, leech
line, leech cunningham for use with extreme rake, insignia,
sail numbers and long sailbag.
HM2 Type
Can be matched to the current popular Flying Dutchman mast sections
with mast bend control with lower shrouds being essential. This
is a powerful sail which responds to adjustment to cover the
full range of racing conditions.
£584
Vision window as extra
£15
Spinnaker
Radial clew design cut
from Contender Dynalite. Full colour choice. Complete with
chute patch, sail numbers and sailbag.
This is now a well established all purpose spinnaker design,
developed for the latest rule and 2.5 metre pole.
The panel layout of cross-cut top with radial clews gives a
versatile sail shape for all round performance, with the minimum
distortion of the lower part of the sail on windy reaching legs.
More specialist fully crosscut and triradial spinnaker designs
are also available. Contact the loft
for more details.
£480
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Genoa
Two genoas can be measured in for major events,
although some sailors will prefer to use the same design throughout
the wind range. The second sail will, however, add punch to
the boats performance in its particular conditions.
Standard specification includes stainless luff wire, luff tell
tales, hot cut leech, windows, four clew positions and long
sailbag.
LM '96 Type
A light/medium wind genoa cut from 3.8 Polykote Ripstop. This
design has been developed in conjunction with some of Germany's
top sailors who have to be very competitive in the lower wind
range. It can also be used up the wind range to overlap well
with our other genoa designs. If you want to use just one genoa,
this is the one!
A heavier version of this sail is also available and makes
a versatile "Medium" genoa.
MH '98 Type
A specialist heavy weather genoa, cut from 4.52 Polykote. This
sail is very easy to use in strong winds and difficult water
conditions and has a straight exit to minimise drag and heeling.
This design really proved its speed at the recent World Championships.
£422
Class royalty button (per sail)
£16.50
Delivery folded in a box
£11.50
Delivery rolled in protective tube
£19.50
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