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Made to measureIllustration. Yours is cut to this boat’s measurements.Express +8%, economy 5.5% off. Shown as its own line in your cart.
Made to measureIllustration. Yours is cut to this boat’s measurements.Express +8%, economy 5.5% off. Shown as its own line in your cart.
The sock goes in your cart as its own line, linked to this spinnaker.
OSR max 3.3 m²Luff tape relies on a foil, so it does not meet the OSR luff-attachment rule. Choose hanks or wrap luff for offshore racing.
| Measurement | Metres | Feet |
|---|---|---|
| I (fore-triangle height) | 8.11 | 26.6 |
| J (fore-triangle base) | 2.62 | 8.6 |
| P (mainsail luff) | 7.16 | 23.5 |
| E (mainsail foot) | 3.14 | 10.3 |
| Mainsail area | 13.2 m² | 142 ft² |
| Fore-triangle area | 10.6 m² | 114 ft² |
| Length overall (approx.) | 6.71 | 22 |
We confirm your measurements before anything is cut.
From A$1,208.90 in Dimension-Polyant Optimum Cruise with 3 leech battens and a full-length head batten, or A$1,357.40 with 4 full battens. C-Breeze, the long-life cloth, starts at A$1,356.30. Every mainsail is cut to the Columbia 22 rig (P 7.16 m, E 3.14 m) with two reefs.
We build 110% to 150% LP for the standard rig (I 8.11 m, J 2.62 m). Pick a smaller genoa for a windy home port and a larger one for light-air sailing. Furling genoas start at A$884.40.
A Size 00 (27 m²) asymmetric suits the Columbia 22 fore-triangle. It starts at A$896.50, or A$1,421.20 with a dousing sock.
The Offshore Special Regulations cap a storm jib at 5% of I squared (3.3 m² here) and a trysail at 17.5% of P × E (3.9 m²). That makes our Extra Small (3 m²) storm jib the right size. No stock trysail is small enough for this rig, so we quote one to fit.
Measure I, J, P and E and compare them with the rig table. We confirm every measurement with you before the sail is cut.
For a race programme, a Sydney to Hobart or a bluewater expedition, our sister loft Kraken Sails designs laminates, membrane sails and storm wardrobes for the hard end of sailing.
