Sailboat Hardware

Clamcleat® CL253/R preferred choice for adjusting dinghy trapeze lines. Also used for vangs & kicking straps; outhauls and small dinghy forestays. Each Clamcleat® CL253 is supplied with a black "link" (PTLINK). This makes...

Karver KHJ Jaws are an amazing innovation from Karver System France and solves that problem of handling lights  lines under load Technical sailing ropes have many benefits for the modern performance sailing yacht but they pose one problem, because...

The Karver KF1.5 V.3 Standard version is a flying furler that withstands a workload of 1500kg and is suitable for sailboats from 25 to 35 feet. It is latest model and the 3rd generation of the famous Karver furler range and is fitted as standard with a...

Barton Tubular Cleat in black plastic - Max line size 6mm Dimensions Length 55mm Centre Bore : 8mm Fasteners  5mm Countersunk Screws or Bolts

Barton 70226 Top Strap for Barton Midi Fairlead 

Barton Tubular Cleat in black plastic - Max line size 10mm Dimensions Length 80mm Centre Bore : 13mm Fasteners  6mm Countersunk Screws or Bolts

The Clamcleat® CL211 Mk1 Racing Junior is a very strong alloy cleat with a fairlead to guide the rope into the teeth. The specially shaped base means the CL211 Mk1  means it can be fitted to either curved or flat surfaces The CL211 Mk1 has...

Plain bearing halyard block as used on Optimist School mast. Specifications Cheek material: Stainless steel Sheave material: Nylon Sheave diameter: 22 mm

Plastimo Halyard feeder + tensioner for Plastimo 406 drum.

The Barton 25100 genoa car is designed to run on 25mm (1") 'T' track. Manufactured from high quality marine grade aluminium and finished with Barton's unique 'Spectro' grey anodised finish for added protection. Features 'Spectro' grey anodised...

These robust low-friction ball bearing handles match a wide range of cranking needs for both racers and cruisers. Handles feature a ball bearing grip that efficiently transmits power into the winch. Racers prefer plain handles because they are faster to...

Service your winches at least once during the preseason. However, twice a season is best if your boat lives in salt water. If you race your boat hard, you may want to maintain your winches before every regatta. Keep your winches clean and operating...