I understand a Wally sail is used on a Windsurfer One Design. I would like to know its area and is it non batten. My interest in this sail - during the last 10 years I have been developing multihulls which are powered by sailboards sails and need a non-batten 6sqm sail to mate with my 6 sqm Wayler stormsail on my biplane-rig 6800mmloa catamaran. Also I require a 7sqm and 9sqm RAF(not camber-induced) sails. Info on my multihull craft is published on the web in the Yacht Research Homepage under Project Windrigger.

Could be a Wally?

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Originally posted by smithvanaalst

I understand a Wally sail is used on a Windsurfer One Design. I would like to know its area and is it non batten. My interest in this sail - during the last 10 years I have been developing multihulls which are powered by sailboards sails and need a non-batten 6sqm sail to mate with my 6 sqm Wayler stormsail on my biplane-rig 6800mmloa catamaran. Also I require a 7sqm and 9sqm RAF(not camber-induced) sails. Info on my multihull craft is published on the web in the Yacht Research Homepage under Project Windrigger.

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The Yacht Research Homepage web address is http://uk.geocities.com/[email protected]/yachts/index.htm
and a photo of Wayler sail is on page 18 of the Windrigger Project.