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If in doubt as to what you may need to fix your
sail
you can send us an image and description of the
damage by clicking here
NOTE:
We will only download emails with attachments
up to 2MB so please only send lo res images
of less than 2MB per email, anything large,
we will not receive.
or
Click here for an
online repair estimate
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Nose damage (and how
to reduce it with little or no cost)
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With the advent of shorter
and more fragile
boards, most nose
damage is now
caused
by the mast hitting the board,
not the boom.
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Your mast will
also suffer invisible impact damage with this type of incident,
then at a later date it could well break for no apparent reason.
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How to avoid
nose damage
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- A few years ago
we all had a “Mast-foot Protector” but they went out of fashion because
most sails now have built in padding at the foot.
- Most of us have
an old mast foot protector knocking around somewhere. Now you can re-name
these to
“Nose Protectors”.
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 Method
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- Turn the Mast-foot Protector up side
down
- Now call it a "Nose Protector"
- Secure the Velcro strap around the mast
between the boom and the bottom of the boom cut out on the sail.
- Snap the plastic clip around the
luff/mast.
- Now you have probably the best nose and
mast protector available (fashion permitting)
- If you haven’t got an old mast foot
protector knocking around, we can supply a 370mm double ring one from Maui
Magic for £15.00
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370mm two ring mast/board pad |
£15 |
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| 520mm three ring mast/board pad |
£20 |
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Nose Protector 390: Mast/Boom Pad
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A full 380mm
in height.
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Impact
absorbing heavy duty padding on the leading edge
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Protects
impacts on your board from mast and boom.
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Easy and
rapid adjustment.
£18
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