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Genoa Staysail-The Secret Weapon
Mon, 6th May 2013
In the last few years I have learned more then I can remember when it comes to sailboat racing. One thing that keeps coming back is this lesson: Genoa Staysails can add speed to a lot of boats in man
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Newport to Ensenada 2013
Mon, 6th May 2013
This year's Newport to Ensenada Race was one of the classics - great breeze all day and night with a full moon and the usual 'challenging' last few miles to the finish in the morning. One of the stan
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Yachting Cup in San Diego
Mon, 6th May 2013
At Ullman Sails San Diego, we pride ourselves on our dedication to customer service. Nothing illustrates this better than our work during last weekend's San Diego Yachting Cup. Our staff worked long
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Vince Townrow
Mon, 6th May 2013
Vince Townrow grew up in Australia, where he started sailing at age eleven on Mirror dinghies at the Montrose Bay Yacht Club in Hobart, Tasmania. Vince took to sailing like a fish to water, and quickl
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Cabrilo 1 January 2013
Mon, 7th Jan 2013
With sunny cool weather light winds and 45 boats the Cabrilo 1 race hosted by SWYC turned out to be a great race and a fantastic day of sailing.  The Cabrilo 1 race starts at the mouth to San
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Spinnaker Colors

Thu, 3rd Dec 2009
By Chuck Skewes


Spinnaker Colors

Ullman Sails Velocity spinnakers are primarily made from Airx Nylon from Bainbridge Sailcloth.  Airx is a very stable strong cloth with great bias control that is needed for racing spinnakers.  Not all weights of Airx are available in all colors. 

Here is a breakdown of spinnaker color choices for our Velocity series in Airx and MP 70-90 Nylons.  We highly recommend against the fluorescent colors due to color fast and bleeding issues.  When you talk to your Ullman Sailmaker they will supply a panel layout that you can design the colors of your spinnaker.


This article was posted on Thu, 3rd Dec 2009