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25 gru 2021 · A stack pack is a form of a sail cover, one that stays permanently on the boom. It’s held open by the lazy jacks and means there is no cover to take off or put back on - which also means there’s no cover to store away while you’re sailing.
21 sty 2016 · That older, downloadable guide (as well as careful measurements of your own boat!) will make a fine sail pack that will be a huge improvement on your current sail cover. However a few simple changes make it more robust and flexible for use on a cruising sailboat.
A sail pack mainsail cover (also known as a Stack Pack®, Lazy pack, or Mack Pack®) is a popular adaptation of a standard mainsail cover that is used in conjunction with lazy jacks to make dousing and covering a mainsail quick and easy. Simply drop the sail and zip the cover panels shut.
Sew it yourself! The Sailrite® Sail Pack Kit allows you to create your own sail pack mainsail cover. A sail pack mainsail cover (also known as a Stack Pack®, Lazy Pack or Mack Pack®) is a popular upgrade to a standard mainsail cover. It works in conjunction with lazy jacks to make dousing and covering the mainsail quick and easy.
1 mar 2016 · I started making these Lazy Jack covers 20 years ago, as a progress/advance of the Lazy Jack rope system, designed to help flake a main sail as it is put away. The idea was to connect the rope to a sail cover to avoid having to remove the cover every time the boat was used.
6 gru 2007 · I have some Sunbella Material and need help with the pattern for a stackpack sail cover. What material is used for the bit that slides in with the sail bolt rope along the boom? Help please! I used acrylic canvas for the bit that runs in the slot. But sail cloth would be better.
25 sty 2022 · Stack packs have become pretty much an industry standard for new yachts and it seems that every sailmaker now offers them as a product in addition to their sails. These sail and canvas lofts usually charge between $1,000 to $2,000 USD for a stack pack in the 14-18’ boom size.
