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Old 03-11-2017, 10:22   #16
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Re: Jib sizes for hank-ons

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Thanks for the opinions. Based on some of the comments and some additional research, we decided to go with a 110 and an 85. Now to decide whether to get full battens on the mainsail - but that's probably for another thread!

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I LOVE FULL BATTENS!!

When we got a new main, I opted for full battens. The only con I can come up with is that it's a pain to flake.....prior to the full battens I could grab and roll to bunch up the sail. Now it needs a little more care to lay properly on the boom. But the shape is so much better!!
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I LOVE FULL BATTENS!!

When we got a new main, I opted for full battens. The only con I can come up with is that it's a pain to flake.....prior to the full battens I could grab and roll to bunch up the sail. Now it needs a little more care to lay properly on the boom. But the shape is so much better!!
Sailmonkey - I'll put you down as a "yes" then.

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Full battens - YES.

Obviously.

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Full battens - YES.

Obviously.

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So that's 2 "yes", 0 "no."

Actually, we're leaning heavily towards doing it. Just waiting to see how much more it's going to increase the cost, but unless it's an outrageous difference I'd say we're going to go with full battens.

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