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Voiles |
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Sails |
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Larsen Sails specializes in creating custom sails for each boat and sailor. Here are a few examples of the types of sails we build. |
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Our cruising genoas provide the ultimate durability, range and versatility in a reefable sail. Fabric weight is typically heavier than for a single-purpose sail. Protection of the furled sail against UV light is provided by either traditional acrylic or white UV Dacron. The finest, lowest stretch woven polyester materials are used to insure durability and exceptional shape holding. Shaping is also custom tailored to expected usage, but usually features flatter overall sections with a very straight exit for good upwind and high wind performance. |
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Dacron Roller Furling Genoa |
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Dacron Main |
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If you are looking for power downwind with the advantage of manageable control features this asymmetrical spinnaker is for you. Design for these sails uses the latest in technology to create control, stability, reliability, and versatility. Paired with an ATN sock sailors have a sail that puts the thrill into sailing for the entire crew. |
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Asymmetrical Spi |
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Composite headsail construction represents state of the art in the manufacture of performance cruising sails. Generically they can be categorized as “oriented” constructions, …….. |
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Performance Genoa |
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Composite fabrics have evolved to accommodate the needs of the cruising sailor who seeks performance along with durability and ease of handling. As boats increase in size the advantages of low stretch, light weight cloth become more significant, making the job of a shorthanded crew easier. The addition of a Dutchman or lazy jack system and full battens make sailing easier and safer for everyone. |
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Performance Main |
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Whether you want to splash around at the cottage, sail out to the island for a picnic or compete in local or national championships, Larsen Sails can build a sail that meets your needs. |
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One Design / Dinghy Sails |
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Choose the right sail for you |
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Woven mainsails rely on the proven performance and durability of the lowest stretch versions of traditional woven polyester. They are still by far the most popular mainsail construction for small to medium size cruising boats Woven sails utilize traditional “cross-cut” panel layouts, which orient sections from luff to leech. Woven mainsails provide an excellent balance between performance and durability. |