Jib furlers and spreader covers

An efficient sail furler makes all the difference when sailing, allowing you to reef your headsail safely, even in strong winds. Our manual models are simple to install and ensure smooth furling action. To protect your spreaders and prevent chafing against the sail, choose our spreader boots in leather or Sailguard rollers.

Spreader Boots: Protection and Performance

Spreader boots are more than just an aesthetic detail. They protect your sail from premature wear caused by chafing against the spreaders, especially in windy and choppy conditions. Our natural leather models offer excellent abrasion resistance and conform perfectly to the shape of the spreader. Sailguard rollers, on the other hand, reduce friction and improve sail performance, allowing for smoother rotation.

When choosing a furling system, consider the diameter of your forestay and the size of your boat. Also, check compatibility with your existing reefing system. For spreader boots, carefully measure the section of the spreaders to ensure a perfect fit. Our Sailguard rollers are available in various sizes to fit spreader sections from 55 to 154 mm.

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Is a Used Furling System a Good Idea?

It depends. If the furling system is from a reliable brand (e.g., Seasure) and in good condition (without signs of corrosion or excessive wear), it can be a valid option to save money. However, be sure to carefully check the condition of the drum, bearings, and pulleys before purchasing. A new furling system offers greater reliability and warranty.

How to Choose the Right Spreader Boots?

Consider the material, size, and type of rigging. Natural leather spreader boots are durable and fit well, but require periodic maintenance. Sailguard rollers reduce friction and improve performance but are more suitable for continuous rigging. Carefully measure the section of the spreaders for a perfect fit.

Can I Install a Furling System Myself?

If you have experience with boat maintenance and carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions, it is possible to install a manual furling system yourself. However, if you are unsure, it is advisable to consult a professional. The installation of an electric furling system requires specific skills and should be performed by a qualified technician.

Is a Used Furling System a Good Idea?

It depends. If the furling system is from a reliable brand (e.g., Seasure) and in good condition (without signs of corrosion or excessive wear), it can be a valid option to save money. However, be sure to carefully check the condition of the drum, bearings, and pulleys before purchasing. A new furling system offers greater reliability and warranty.

How to Choose the Right Spreader Boots?

Consider the material, size, and type of rigging. Natural leather spreader boots are durable and fit well, but require periodic maintenance. Sailguard rollers reduce friction and improve performance but are more suitable for continuous rigging. Carefully measure the section of the spreaders for a perfect fit.

Can I Install a Furling System Myself?

If you have experience with boat maintenance and carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions, it is possible to install a manual furling system yourself. However, if you are unsure, it is advisable to consult a professional. The installation of an electric furling system requires specific skills and should be performed by a qualified technician.