Headsails

Radial Cut Headsail — Storm Jib Built for Survival Conditions

A radial cut storm jib is small, heavy and over-built on purpose: radial panels from heavy orange Dacron, oversized corner patches and high-visibility cloth. It pairs with our trysail to complete your offshore storm kit.

Radial Cut Storm Jib — 3D panel design
Factory-direct pricing
CAD-designed
Laser-cut precision
Quote in 24h
Worldwide shipping

What You Get

Radial cut in 10–14 oz high-visibility orange Dacron

Oversized corner reinforcement for shock loads

Detachable luff rope for inner forestay / storm stay

Matches our trysail for a complete storm sail set

Panel Construction Options

These panel layouts come from our sail design software — the same drawings we use to cut your sail.

Radial Cut Storm Jib — Radial
Radial radiating from corners, best shape holding

Get your firm quote in 24 hours

Send your measurements — or just your boat model. Free, no obligation.

How We Build It

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Designed in professional sail design software

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laser-cut panels for precise edges

3

hand-assembly with matched thread and seam allowances

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inspection before shipping

Cloth Options

Dacron — durable, stable, the cruising standard

Laminates & films — maximum shape retention for racing

Nylon — lightweight downwind cloth for spinnakers

Boats We Build This Sail For

Popular boat types this sail fits — every sail is still cut to your individual measurements.

FAQ

What do you need to quote my sail?

Your boat model, or better, the rig measurements (luff, foot, leech). We reply with a firm quote within 24 hours.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes — we ship worldwide by sea and air freight. Gulf, Europe, North America and Asia are regular destinations.

Can you match an existing sail?

Yes — send photos and measurements of your current sail and we can rebuild it with modern cloth and construction.

Get a free quote for your Radial Cut Storm Jib

Send us your measurements — or just your boat model — and we reply with a firm quote within 24 hours.

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