Top-Down Furler User's Guide | NS Furling Gear

We are preparing big asymmetrical spinnaker and assembling all the necessary gear for top-down furling test on a typical 40 feet boat.
This video is primarily devoted to handling large A-type sails with a "soft", free flying luff. You will also learn how to fit an anti-torque stay to a continuous line furler and do a first launch of an asymmetrical spinnaker which is yet unrolled.
We are showing different A-sail varieties and explaining the modern cableless technology in sailmaking. Discussing the ultimate choice of a downwind sail for a cruising boat.
We will show all the components to build the furling system of your own. You can always find the best offers and all technical information on our website.
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[@NorthmanSailing]

Exploring how to prepare and use a top-down furler with a classic asymmetrical spinnaker. Describing the process of a torque stay assembling and getting ready for the first hoist of a new sail. Sharing some tips on the specifics of top-down furling and choosing of a best suitable gennaker for the pleasant cruise. Enjoy!

[@markstamp872]

Excellent! That's the best, and most detailed description I have yet seen. Thanks!

[@NorthmanSailing]

Thank you kindly. It feels great to hear positive feedback.

[@iansegers4719]

Hi, What would your recommend for the luff length of the asymatric spinnaker in relation to the length between the attachement points on the anti-torque cable? How many percentage % should the luff length of the sail be longer then the length between the attachement points on the cable, to have a asymatric sail for deep sailing that can still be furled up easily?

[@SailingREHAB]

Hi, Do you sell a,Top Down furler for an asym Gennaker which is 140M2. We have a 14M Sailing Catamaran.

[@NorthmanSailing]

Hi, theoretically you would need a 4-4.5 t rated furler for a 45ft cat. But with a modest sized A-sail of 140 m2 you can surely use NS2.5 Top-Down model and save a lot of money. Should you choose to order a screecher (Code 0-1) later on, you will be using the same furling system for both sails. Please contact us [e-mail]

[@tracyoliver550]

Do you always furl before gybing?

[@NorthmanSailing]

On a cruising boat without a long bowsprit - yes, that is the easiest technique: furl / unfurl on the opposite tack

[@NorthmanSailing]

On a cruising boat without a long bowsprit - yes, that is the easiest technique: furl / unfurl on the opposite tack

[@igorsuhov9411]

Доброго времени суток. Подскажите как с Вами связаться. Спасибо

[@NorthmanSailing]

Здравствуйте. Пишите нам на почту [e-mail]. Кроме английского, у нас на канале есть аналогичный ролик и на русском.

[@Sean-vv9kk]

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