Cross Cut Sail:

The full-batten battens provide good sail control and prevent sail ruffles.
This type of construction is designed for boaters looking for durability.
We selected the CONTENDER AP and CHALLENGE New Port for their value for money and excellent durability.

The Strengths of a Fully Lined Sail Cross Cut:

- The horizontal battens facilitate handling when reefing and lowering.

- The sail is much better held than a conventional or semi-battened sail.

- The roller or ball bearing slides facilitate maneuvering (less friction), although the sail is heavier.

Technical description:

CAD software design in our workshop

Cutting of the widths by digital machine

Assembly of the widths: 2 zigzag stitches (6 stitches) in white (or gray, your choice) UV-resistant thread

Star-shaped reinforcements

Aluminum headboard on stainless steel thimbles

4 horizontal battens with webbing stops on the leech

Adjustable SELDEN or RUTGERSON luff boxes, ready to receive your sliders (10 mm centerline)

2 reefs with line strips connecting the 2 points to prevent distortion, as the fabric works on the bias

Rings strapped to the tacks for easy hooking

Leech line with exit at each reef

Stainless steel eyelet

Free foot

Visualization strips and telltales

Spectra finish

Delivered in Bag

2-year warranty

Options:

- CONTENDER AP available in several colors: Gray, Black, but also Tan, Alt Air Cream, more suited to "classic" boats.

- Flex Ultra PE DIMENSION POLYANT laminated for horizontal cuts.

- Flex Sport and Flex Sport Lite Skin DIMENSION POLYANT.

- 3rd Reef.

- Profiled battens.

- Pre-equipment for Auto and Semi-Auto Reefs.

- Mainsail cover.

- Lazy Bag.