Spinnaker ends and brackets

Spinnaker Pole Ends and Fittings: Essential Spares for Your Sailing Yacht

When the going gets tough, the tough get going... with the spinnaker pole! But if your spinnaker pole end fails, precise maneuvers are a thing of the past. Here you'll find original and compatible spares to repair or upgrade your pole. From simple stainless steel plates to complete swivel assemblies, we have what you need to tackle any race or cruise with confidence.

Compatibility is Key: Before ordering, carefully check the pole diameter and fitting type (plate, collar, etc.). A mistake of just a few millimeters can compromise installation. Also, inspect the condition of other pole components (eye bolts, sheets, blocks) for a complete overhaul. Consider also using wire rope tensioners or cable tensioners for added security.

Materials: Most of our spares are made from AISI 316 stainless steel, guaranteeing resistance to marine corrosion. However, some more economical models may be made of galvanized steel. Carefully consider your needs and the type of use before choosing. For synthetic lines you may want to consider rope tensioners.

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• Fast Shipping: Order today and receive your spares in 24/48 hours.


• Satisfaction Guaranteed: If the spare part is not compatible, you can return it within 14 days.


• Technical Support: Have questions about installation? Contact us for free advice.

Don't forget to check out our blocks and sheets to complete your spinnaker pole setup. A well-balanced system is essential for efficient and safe sailing.

What is the difference between a fixed and a swivel spinnaker pole end?

Fixed spinnaker pole ends offer greater rigidity and are ideal for stable courses. Swivel spinnaker pole ends, on the other hand, allow greater freedom of movement and are better suited for complex maneuvers and fine adjustments. The choice depends on your sailing style and the type of boat.

How can I protect the spinnaker pole end from corrosion?

Even AISI 316 stainless steel can suffer galvanic corrosion in marine environments. Regularly apply a specific stainless steel protector to create a protective barrier. Periodically check the condition of the sacrificial anodes and replace them if necessary.

What are the signs of wear on a spinnaker pole end?

Check for cracks, deformations, or corrosion. Also, check the proper functioning of the swivels and collars. If you notice any anomalies, replace the component immediately to avoid sudden breakage during sailing.

What is the difference between a fixed and a swivel spinnaker pole end?

Fixed spinnaker pole ends offer greater rigidity and are ideal for stable courses. Swivel spinnaker pole ends, on the other hand, allow greater freedom of movement and are better suited for complex maneuvers and fine adjustments. The choice depends on your sailing style and the type of boat.

How can I protect the spinnaker pole end from corrosion?

Even AISI 316 stainless steel can suffer galvanic corrosion in marine environments. Regularly apply a specific stainless steel protector to create a protective barrier. Periodically check the condition of the sacrificial anodes and replace them if necessary.

What are the signs of wear on a spinnaker pole end?

Check for cracks, deformations, or corrosion. Also, check the proper functioning of the swivels and collars. If you notice any anomalies, replace the component immediately to avoid sudden breakage during sailing.