I am looking to update my 150 Genoa on my O'Day22. I would like to buy an off the shelf unit to save $$ vs. a custom design. Is this a wise decision? Can anyone make recommendations where to buy one (for furler)? Or what you have if you are happy with it. Thanks, Rob
Recommendation for new Genoa sail
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CD are good but..........
Bob, I know you have a close relationship with them (I see your old 272LE every day!!!) The sail warehouse ( www.thesailwarehouse.com) or National Sails (in Fla.) sell a great genoa for the 22. They are Rolly Tasker sails made overseas and are so inexpensive I couldn't believe that they would be of any decent quality. The 150% I bought for my old 22 turned out to be great...and I went and bought a new 150% for my new O'DAy 28 from the same place. For the 22 ,I paid UNDER $500 for the 150% cut for a R/F with uve cloth on the edges, luff tape, leetch line and sail numbers..... For the 28 I paid a bit more (of course) but it was still cheaper (not in quality) than any other sail makers price.... However.....North Sails are SUPER quality (as are UK) so if you decide to go the route of Crusing Direct or a North Sail Maker you'll have a great sail. Mike C. O'28 "Da Capo"
Bob, I know you have a close relationship with them (I see your old 272LE every day!!!) The sail warehouse ( www.thesailwarehouse.com) or National Sails (in Fla.) sell a great genoa for the 22. They are Rolly Tasker sails made overseas and are so inexpensive I couldn't believe that they would be of any decent quality. The 150% I bought for my old 22 turned out to be great...and I went and bought a new 150% for my new O'DAy 28 from the same place. For the 22 ,I paid UNDER $500 for the 150% cut for a R/F with uve cloth on the edges, luff tape, leetch line and sail numbers..... For the 28 I paid a bit more (of course) but it was still cheaper (not in quality) than any other sail makers price.... However.....North Sails are SUPER quality (as are UK) so if you decide to go the route of Crusing Direct or a North Sail Maker you'll have a great sail. Mike C. O'28 "Da Capo"
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