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Part of the issue for me is I don't have much cargo space and live 1-2 hours from the water and I'd prefer to schlep 1 board and 2-3 sails that I'm confident can cover a range of conditions for the da ...

I'm an east coaster and my current quiver is 7.5 - 6.0 - 5.0. I weigh 140 and have always been pretty happy with the spacing and with a 7.5 as my biggest sail. Perhaps I could bump up to an 8.0 and ...

I'm considering replacing my 2005 sailworks 7.5 retro with a newer sail. I'm curious how much sails have improved over the past 10 years. Would I notice much difference in performance between this sa ...

Thanks for the info, really helpful. One more question, on the RRD, The e-tech construction is only a pound heavier vs wood and several hundred dollars cheaper (and more durable). Is wood constructi ...

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I've read all the threads on these boards and couldn't quite get the answer I'm looking for. I'm 140lbs, advanced sailor, sail in 12-25 kts in flat water, chesapeake bay chop, and open ocea ...

All-

Thanks for all the great info. its very helpful.

Joe

Im on the east coast and probably use my 7.5 more than my smaller sails (unfortunately). And I agree on the percent thing but Im thinking of going with Sailworks and unfortunately they only sell retr ...

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I searched the archives but couldnt quite find what Im looking for. Im looking to upgrade my quiver and am thinking of going with all sailworks due to good balance of performance, durability, ...

Mike -

I like your fanny pack idea....where does one find the tooless mounting hardware? Ive seen it but cant seem to track down where to buy it.

Joe

Im interested in this as well but think I need more basic guidance. Could someone offer some key tips on how to do this? Ive never quite figured it out.

thx

Joe