oceanbrake series drogues

sailcloth bags

industrial fabrics

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Following the disastrous 1979 Fastnet Race with its tragic loss of lives., American aeronautical engineer Don Jordan came up with the idea of the series drogue. The concept of a number of small cones on a long nylon rope was simple and subsequent exhaustive testing by the United States Coast Guard showed the Series Drogue was unbeatable as a device to prevent the capsize or pitchpoling of small vessels.

A range of stylish and functional bags made from British made sail cloth.

A proven system for the treatment of dull and tired looking fibreglass gelcoat and painted surfaces is not a polish and does not require time consuming buffing and compounding to achieve amazing results. Fibreglass boats have a thin gelcoat outer skin and the use of abrasive cleaners and polishes gradually wears this away over time, hastening the day when an expensive repainting will be necessary.