Good American sailcloth lovingly sewn in Hong Kong using a combination of
machine and hand-stitching from dedicated Chinese factory workers produces
a product superior to the North Sail, for example, that is farmed out to Mexican
and commie Korean workers who have never even seen a sail boat.
CN
"Scott Vernon" wrote in message ...
"Capt. NealŪ" wrote
The sail will tear in half at it's mid point long before this sturdy
clew
is even stretched significantly.
That's what you get for being cheap.
SV
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