Sailing Controls
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Using the correct sailing controls are essential for efficient sailing and safe navigation.
Sailing control refers to the techniques and mechanisms used to adjust and manipulate the sails on a sailboat or sailing vessel in order to control its speed, direction, and overall performance. -use this to maximise your performance whilst sailing.
Winche Handles
Sailing winches and winch handles are essential components of a smaller yacht’s rigging system that are used to control and adjust the tension on sails and lines making it easier to handle the loads created by the wind and to control the sailboat’s direction and speed.
Tiller Control
Tiller control refers to a method of steering and controlling a boat, particularly small sailboats and some smaller yachts using a simple, horizontal bar or lever attached to the boat’s rudder.
Boom & Mast
A “boom” and “mast” are essential components of a sail or yacht. These parts play crucial roles in controlling and harnessing the power of the wind to propel the vessel.
Wind Indicating
Wind indicators on a dinghy or smaller yacht, often referred to as “telltales” or “wind indicators,” are essential tools for sailors to determine wind direction and make informed sailing decisions.