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Originally posted by decrepit
Yep, same stuff with fibres.
The mono film obviously degrades just as quick, but it's not carrying any load, so the sail doesn't "explode" like a straight monofilm one will. The sail will last a lot longer, but eventually the monofilm will just fall off the fibres.
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Originally posted by Harrow
Wow, exploding sails.
I bet that's a lot of fun if you're way out the back.
How about a sort of shade cloth thingy that you could clip to your sail to keep the UV off it while you rested on the beach. Is the UV problem bad enough to warrant something like this?
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Originally posted by decrepitquote:
Originally posted by Harrow
Wow, exploding sails.
I bet that's a lot of fun if you're way out the back.
How about a sort of shade cloth thingy that you could clip to your sail to keep the UV off it while you rested on the beach. Is the UV problem bad enough to warrant something like this?
I guess that would depend on how many of their $800 sails have exploded.
Well they don't actually explode, but I had a very minor wipeout, when I came up I had 2 whole panels.
Shade cloth's a good idea, but would your average sailor think it's "cool"???
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Originally posted by decrepit
Well they don't actually explode, but I had a very minor wipeout, when I came up I had 2 whole panels.
Shade cloth's a good idea, but would your average sailor think it's "cool"???