Sailing catalogs and websites

[SEADANCE]

Hi guys and gals,Can you list me some (or if you can't list here,can you e-mail me them) of your favorite sailing websites for parts and any that I can request catalogs/marine buyers' guide from. I've got Harken,Defender and Sailrite . Looking for some good ones.My Thanks,B/Seadancer

 

[Ross]

That's a good start. Also try

Hamilton Marine in Searsport ,ME and Jamestown Distributors in Rhode Island.

 

[David D.]

Sail Catalogs

One of the really good ones for navigation stuff and safety equipment is Landfall Navigation, another is West Marine, (you did not have it listed so I thought you might not have it.)Also Fawcett's in Annapolis. They have stuff that is hard to find.s/v First Light

 

[Rick Webb]

My Favorite Spot

Pitallo's, was on Cedar Street in Biloxi but is gone now they may have reopened somewhere else worth looking for.

 

[soling42]

A couple more

JSI in St Pete is a good group. CS Johnson hardware/fittings.Don't miss above at resources>sailing web sites.

 

[Rick Webb]

Mauri Pro Sailing

http://www.mauriprosailing.com/

 

[Mike8245]

How about Defender.com

we all use them don't we? Good selection and prices.

 

[Dave Groshong]

and let's not forget

right here on humble, helpful SailboatOwners.com. We'll try to beat Defender, MauriPro or anyone else if we can. Don't be shy, give us a try.Call Dave in customer service for a competitive quotetoll free 877-932-7245 ext.116, Mon-Fri, 9-5 Pacific

 

[Marcia]

For your fabric needs

try www.beaconfabric.com and www.outdoortextiles.com. Great service, prices and supplies. Of course this site's chandlery is one of my favorite places, too. For local purchases I've found most of the small maintenance supplies I need can be had for less $$$ at Taylor's Do-It, Home Depot, or Lowes, (but then again I live in a fairly large city so we have alot of choices and options here). I always check these places before I go to West Marine.