Jib 420
420 jib made from 180 g/m² Dacron, designed for leisure use on 420 dinghies.
UV-treated threads, reinforcements on batten areas and sheeting point with high-tenacity blue Dacron.
Sail cut in accordance with the 420 class rules.
The 420 is a class of double dinghy boat designed in 1958. Relatively cheap, it was very popular in the 1960s and 1970s. It has a robust construction and is aimed at lightweights, for use mainly in competition. Today, it is still one of the most represented dinghies in regattas among 15-21 year olds.
420 jib made from 180 g/m² Dacron, designed for leisure use on 420 dinghies.
UV-treated threads, reinforcements on batten areas and sheeting point with high-tenacity blue Dacron.
Sail cut in accordance with the 420 class rules.
420 mainsail made from 180 g/m² Dacron, designed for leisure, club and sailing school use. Optimised cross-cut shape with medium depth, suited to wind conditions from Force 1 to 4. UV-treated threads, carefully placed reinforcements at the extremities and cut in accordance with 420 class rules.
Fat Head mainsail for 420 dinghy, designed to modernise sailing sensations.
Square-top cut helps improve power control and sail behaviour.
Ideal for sporty or leisure use, subject to checking compatibility with your rig.
Parking and winter top cover for 420 dinghy, designed to protect the deck and fittings. Water-repellent 900 denier polyester fabric, UV-treated, with 6-point zigzag stitching. Quick installation with clips, Velcro, press studs, 4 under-hull straps and water-drainage system.
Pack of 6 screw batten tensioners for easy batten tension adjustment.
Simple micrometric system with tension scale to quickly find and repeat your settings.
Ideal for upgrading a sail and replacing less practical lashing systems.