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Y-FLYER STANDARD MAINSAIL The Standard Mainsail is by far the most popular main in the Class. It is built from 130 HTP sq. Dimension Polyant fabric. Our recent updates include a more powerful shape for help in acceleration and power in light shifty conditions. The leech is more open which helps make the sail easy to depower in a breeze and less apt to stall in light to medium winds. It is a full size sail which helps the boats perform well in light air and when sailing downwind. Mainsails include: battens, sail numbers, insignia, vision windows, and sail bag.

NORTH Y-FLYER AP JIB The North Y-Flyer AP Jib is a refinement of the popular Fisher design from 7 years ago. The entry is rounder and more powerful which makes the boat less critical to steer. The upper leech is more open and the sails trim with more twist which again makes it easier to steer and less critical is puffy shifty conditions. It is built out of 165 HTP sq. fabric from Dimension Polyant and includes the North special window program which makes safety a major concern! The series of windows are the Class maximum size limit and low enough that the skipper can see even when the boat is heeled downwind. Jibs include: vision window, and sail bag.

NORTH Y-FLYER AP SPINNAKER

The North All Purpose Spinnaker (used only in international competition) is a crosscut design and built from .75 once Fleetwing fabric.

For more information on Y-Flyer sails, contact the North Y-Flyer experts.