7 - Genoa sheet
Important rope characteristics for a genoa sheet are: low elongation, good grip, and flexibility. Grip end flexibility are particularly important for yachts up to 36ft, where there is still a lot of manual rope work. Larger sailing boats carry the genoa sheets on a winch and that makes that grip fibers are not important.
Low elongation is required for properly trimming your sail: when wind increases, the genoa should stay flat. For cruising yachts polyester ropes are a good choice. More demanding cruisers should go for ropes with less elongation. Ropes with Stirotex® cores are in this case recommended.
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Classic TwistSKU: PRR502Application: Mooring, Halyard, Sheet
The Classic Twist is a high quality rope that has a traditional and natural appearance and is therefor suitable for traditional boats. Made out of a mix of Polyester and Polyproylene.
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Classic XTSSKU: PRR220CApplication: Halyard, Sheet, Control line
This rope has a top quality high tenacity polyester core combined with a smoothy braided polyester cover. This rope will ensure excellent grip and makes it ideal for halyards/ sheets and control lines.
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S ClassicSKU: PRR330CApplication: Halyard, Sheet, Control line
This high quality performance regatta rope, has a Stirotex grade 8 coated core and 24 braid HT Polyester cover. Features: Suitable for splicing and tapering, very low stretch, light weight, great durability, stronger than steel. Especially suitable for halyards
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