Spinnaker racing adds a burst of energy to sailing. With bold, colorful sails that catch the wind from behind, it’s a fast-paced and thrilling way to enjoy the water. These downwind sails aren’t just about speed—they bring balance, smoother handling, and a more exciting ride. From small boats to larger cruisers, spinnakers turn every outing into an adventure.

Different Types for Different Boats

Spinnakers aren’t one-size-fits-all. Each boat needs the right shape and size for the best performance.

• Size Options: 13 common sizes cover boats from 24 feet to 54 feet.
• Materials: Lightweight nylon, typically .75 oz. or 1.5 oz., for strength and easy handling.
• Fit: Match your boat’s luff (front edge) and choose the next size up for smoother sailing.
• Extras: Many come with color-coded edges and storage bags for simple handling.

Even beginners can find a setup that makes their time on the water more fun.

Choosing by Boat Brand

Some spinnakers are designed to suit specific boats for better control and handling.

• 305 sq ft: Perfect for smaller cruisers like Catalina 22 or MacGregor 26M.
• 370 sq ft: Fits boats like the Hunter 260, balancing power and ease.
• 850–900 sq ft: Ideal for larger models such as Catalina 320 or Catalina 36, built for open waters.

Matching the sail to your boat’s build helps deliver smoother, more enjoyable rides.

Built Strong, Styled Bright

Spinnakers don’t just perform well—they also stand out on the water.

• Color Options: Choose from 12 bright shades for eye-catching sails.
• Add-Ons: Sail socks make hoisting and dousing simple.