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Delivering the perfect balance of strength and weight, Dyneema® fiber is the ideal material for today''s revolutionary new sail designs.
With low stretch characteristics that let sails retain an optimal shape and a pure white appearance that''s resistant to abrasion, as well as chemicals, salt and UV rays. And that''s why the sails'' useful service life exceeds that of other materials- exponentially.
The reason: Dyneema® fiber is extremely strong with low elongation and stretch handling. It doesn''t absorb water so is also very light and easy to handle. In fact, ultra-thin, finely calibrated lines (like our new SK90) actually last longer, despite looking and feeling less bulky - improving performance but also safety. Meanwhile, sails made with Dyneema® keep their shape and last longer - standing up to all that nature can throw at them. All in, it adds up to proven, winning combination. Dyneema® is truly with you when it matters. |
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