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Well I guess it all depends on where u r fly ur jib or jibs
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And where u tracks r mounted
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Boat U following this

J

That's correct - pointing is the same, but the maneuver is smoother, more correct.

innervations wrote:I don't think dlanderson is saying that the ez-cleats help point higher but will leave for him/her to respond??

I only have a Genoa so run the sheets to the tracks on the gunnels. No difference obviously in pointing ability with ez-cleats just a lot easier to control the sheets.

I will take a pair please!

Hey Highlander, are those storm jibs? Or is that called a jib topsail, or is it a fore topmast staysail? Why are they so small? Are they for anchoring in the wind or something?

BOAT wrote:Hey Highlander, are those storm jibs? Or is that called a jib topsail, or is it a fore topmast staysail? Why are they so small? Are they for anchoring in the wind or something?

Hi Dude
They r Storm Jibs 1 for my is now on a furling system , the other smaller one was for my but I kept the sail when I sold the boat will use it as a staysil on my off the end of my 4ft bowsprit
I just posted these pics i took fulling around with them 2 yrs ago lol

J