Farr 395 Sail Information
Farr 395 D4 Mainsail |
P= 15.38 E= 5.63 | |
| Mainsail Includes: | ||
| 1 Full Top Batten | Draft Stripes | |
| 4 RBS Long Battens | Measurement | |
| 1 Reef Point | Class Logo | |
| Sail Numbers | Sail Bag | |
Given the size of the foretriangle and the Class rules, the race jib is called on to fill a very broad performance range. The race jib is manufactured using 100% HM Twaron. Additional yarns are placed in the leech area to add additional strength. UV films are also used for increased durability. There is no question that this sail is used in all of the large regattas and extensively throughout the racing season. Removable battens are incorporated in all the jibs to facilitate transporting the sails. In addition, this sail is built to the Class maximum girth. D4 Layout |
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Farr 395 RF Heavy Jib |
I= 15.62 J= 4.28 LP= 103% | |
| Heavy Jib Includes: | ||
| Fiberbond Corners | Measurement | |
| Draft Stripes | Taffeta | |
| Leech and Foot Lines |
Sail Bag | |
| Telltales and Window | ||
| Options: | ||
| UV Sun Cover | UV Furler Sock | |
The furling jib does take a lot of abuse. On this particular sail we recommend the TRT process with taffetas on both sides Without battens, this sail is easy to pack and use when sailing short handed. Given the high strength to weight efficiency of the available fibers and our ability to manipulate designed shape through head stay tension, this sail will cover the required range. This sail is constructed from 100% Pentex. The Pentex fibers accommodate the loads while keeping weight down. If it is decided to leave this sail on the furling system for an extended time a lightweight UV sun cover or sock can be added. TRT Layout |
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| Farr 395 RF Heavy Jib | I= 15.62 J= 4.28 LP= 103% | |
| Heavy Jib Includes: | ||
| Fiberbond Corners | Measurement | |
| Draft Stripes | Taffeta | |
| Leech and Foot Lines | Sail Bag | |
| Telltales and Window | ||
| Options: | ||
| UV Sun Cover | UV Furler Sock | |
The furling jib does take a lot of abuse. On this particular sail we recommend the TRT process with taffetas on both sides Without battens, this sail is easy to pack and use when sailing short handed. Given the high strength to weight efficiency of the available fibers and our ability to manipulate designed shape through head stay tension, this sail will cover the required range. This sail is constructed from 100% Pentex. The Pentex fibers accommodate the loads while keeping weight down. If it is decided to leave this sail on the furling system for an extended time a lightweight UV sun cover or sock can be added. TRT Layout |
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Farr 395 Full Radial Asymmetrical |
ISP= 17.335 JSP= 6.220 | |
| Asymmetrical Includes: | ||
| Fiberbond Corners | Sail Numbers | |
| Choice of Colors | Measurement | |
| Luff and Leech Lines | Spinnaker Turtle | |
1502 Meter Max Code 1: This sail is used for downwind legs in most conditions. The Contender Dynalite has a silicone coating on it, which makes it very slippery. This sail slides past the headstay and stays dry. It is also the lightest fabric available for Class rules. 1202 Meter AP Code 2: This sail is used frequently in any distance races when reaching and heavy air running. This sail is also the choice for any short handed sailing. The Superkote 5 is the fabric of choice since it has added strength. This sail is very effective in heavy running and reaching conditions.
Doyle Full Radial Layout |
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For more information or to order Farr 395 Class sails:
- Contact Mark Ploch, Doyle Ploch
- Email markploch@doyleplochsails.com
- Call 800 717 1406
- Contact your local Doyle Loft
- Email Us info@doylesails.com
- Call 800 94 DOYLE

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