Deck winches are an essential piece of kit on board yachts of all sizes. They provide the power for handling high line loads associated with heavy sail hoists and trimming demands during high winds. The right winch will make the sailing experience more efficient and therefore very much more enjoyable.
Jimmy Green Marine offer a comprehensive range of braided lines suitable for use as a halyard, sheet or control line but which one will suit you?
Yacht rigs rely on all components working in unison to maintain performance and structural integrity. Parts from spreader tips to swages, from toggles to masthead boxes are all exposed to the cyclic loading that can cause fatigue. While it's not practical to keep a full inventory of spare rig parts on board, some parts such as wire and terminals are considered more essential
Replacing your Standing Rigging may seem daunting but there is a procedure to follow that can make it a relatively straightforward process for anyone who is reasonably practical.
We consulted all the team to collate a list based on performance, personal preference and popularity. After much deliberation, we're delighted to offer you our top 5 sail control lines.
Harken have always been considered top of the range when it comes to dinghy blocks.
Even the most enthusiastic of crew will eventually be tired out by the constant effort required to maintain control. Sea anchors and yacht drogues offer two different methods for helping to manage the situation.
Team Jimmy Green members Iain and Charlotte Horlock have been testing Liros Dynasoft on their RS400 dinghy.
