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staysail    
n. 支索帆[三角形的]

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  • Staysail: Purpose and trimming - SailNet Community
    So my staysail and jib work together, with the staysail "filling in the gap" below the Yankee jib This is a conventional cutter setup - both sails are intended to be flown simultaneously My 1st reef is to roller furl the Yankee and use the staysail as my sole headsail
  • Staysail - Furler or hanks? - SailNet Community
    I think a reefable staysail is the best option because it is one less thing to fail A reefed staysail and a trysail is good to 60 knots, which even passagemakers might see once in their travels, assuming they sail to the predicted conditions and times of year Furlers can either fail or become uncontrollable, leading to a shredded sail They are a great convenience compared to hanks, but the
  • Storm Jib vs Staysail - SailNet Community
    I have a 52' cutter rig and am getting ready to sail to the Caribbean from Annapolis My question is storm jib vs using the staysail Have read both sides and that has given me more questions than answers In nasty conditions, seems safer, easier and quicker to reef the staysail vs taking
  • Stay sail running rigging - SailNet Community
    The staysail sheets run inside the shrouds (and, yes, your staysail's leach will rub against the fwd inner stay when close hauled, assuming your staysail isn't a tiny one)
  • Staysail boom. . . . more harm than good? | SailNet Community
    Staysail has a semi high clew, as designed along with a yankee type of design for the jib I am debating to remove the staysail boom in its entirety but leave the track, car and block and tackle system as the main running rigging controls, as it will still act as a self-tacking staysail
  • How do you tack a cutter? | SailNet Community
    Today, the staysail is typically mounted on a boom and is self-tending like a mainsail In an effort to reduce the hazzard of a swinging boom on the foredeck, traditional offshore cutter rigs often had the staysail rigged with two sheets and they were tacked like a jib as well
  • Cutter rig set up - SailNet Community
    Since the staysail has a boom, like the main, and a traveler, you can certainly set it up a trim it with a single sheet like the main Travel stops on the track gives you some more options Most single sheet staysails on cutters lack any sort of vang, so some losses may occur due to that Single sheeting certainly simplifies your life: the main and the staysail are 'self tacking' I think the
  • Staysail rigging - SailNet Community
    The tall staysail may be a dazy staysail or one of the seeker type staysails Both would have been tacked to the stemhead fitting or the windward rail when used with a spinacker, and been sheeted to the toe rail These are intended as reeching and running sails and so would not have been sheeted close aboard as would be the case with a beating
  • Spinnaker staysail - SailNet Community
    A Contest 31 ain't gonna plane come asym or spinnaker staysail or two JDAMs lashed to the back So ya may as well put the bow down, hoist the tallboy, and hand around some adult beverages :laugher "Hey -- somebody dig out that funky old orange-and-green staysail! We need a deck awning!
  • Staysail sheet lead-block tracks - SailNet Community
    The Crealock 31 has molded in pads for the staysail lead tracks, so there's no doubt where the tracks go I don't recall seeing any on the Mariahs My suggestion would be to work with your sailmaker to decide how large the staysail will be, then with those dimensions in hand figure the proper place for the tracks





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