470 jib
470 jib made from 180 g/m² Dacron, designed for leisure, club and sailing school use.
UV-treated threads, reinforcements on batten areas and sheeting point with high-tenacity blue Dacron.
Sail cut in accordance with the 470 class rules.
The 470 is a double-handed dinghy class (with two crew members, approved for three), designed in 1962 by the French architect André Cornu.
470 jib made from 180 g/m² Dacron, designed for leisure, club and sailing school use.
UV-treated threads, reinforcements on batten areas and sheeting point with high-tenacity blue Dacron.
Sail cut in accordance with the 470 class rules.
470 mainsail made from 180 g/m² Dacron, designed for leisure sailing.
Cross cut shape with medium draft, suitable for Force 1 to 4 wind conditions.
UV-treated threads and high-tenacity blue Dacron reinforcements.
Blue spinnaker for 470 dinghy.
Sail cut in accordance with the 470 class rules.
Blue spinnaker cloth with UV-treated threads.
Top cover compatible with 470 and 485 dinghies.
Reinforced PVC polyester fabric, water-repellent and UV-treated.
Quick fitting with straps, clips, hook-and-loop fasteners, press studs and rainwater drainage system.
Bottom cover designed to protect the hull of the 470 dinghy during transport.
Reinforced PVC polyester fabric, UV-treated.
Attachment with a rope sewn around the edge, with rear cut-out for rudder fittings.
Pack of 6 screw batten tensioners for easy batten tension adjustment.
Simple micrometric system with tension scale to quickly find and repeat your settings.
Ideal for upgrading a sail and replacing less practical lashing systems.