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The shape of my 130 with foam is bad enough when reefed down that I would
sure go with the foam. The size of the sail doesn't have that much to do with the geometry of the sail shape. I'm always astounded how well my boat sails with the working jib which has great shape. I put a luff doubling on it this winter so I can leave it up and fly it more often. Good shape trumps area in most conditions. -- Roger Long |
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![]() "Roger Long" wrote in message ... The shape of my 130 with foam is bad enough when reefed down that I would sure go with the foam. The size of the sail doesn't have that much to do with the geometry of the sail shape. I'm always astounded how well my boat sails with the working jib which has great shape. I put a luff doubling on it this winter so I can leave it up and fly it more often. Good shape trumps area in most conditions. -- Roger Long My 130 Genny is relatively flat-cut. That does certainly make a difference when reefing. If air is light enough that it wants shape, I should probably put the drifter up anyway. |
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