Flying Phantom Mainsail - Kangaroo Sails

Kangaroo Sails makes this mainsail for the Flying Phantom in three cuts: Beach for leisure sailors, Hightech for racers, and Decksweeper. Cloth, window, battens and Qbond are put together to your requirements.

Cuts at a glance

• Beach cut for leisure sailing: panels radiate from the head and clew – 4 from the head, 10 from the clew, plus 1 panel along the luff. Reinforcements are flat and horizontal, and the batten pockets are made of white Dacron.
• Hightech cut for racing: more panels so the cloth follows the loads better and the profile can be shaped more finely – 6 from the head, 11 from the clew, 1 along the luff. Reinforcements cut flat and fully bonded; batten pockets made from the sailcloth itself.
• Decksweeper cut: additional cut option. On a Decksweeper the foot reaches down to just above the trampoline (usually with a curved boom): sail and trampoline act like an end plate, reducing the tip vortices along the foot for better pointing and speed upwind. Widely used in racing since the 2017 F18 Worlds.

Options

• Window: lower panels in window film (possible with Beach and Hightech)
• Multi-colour layout possible
• Battens: none, with battens, or battens for the Decksweeper (DS)
• Qbond: yes or no

Sailcloth

• Dacron (white): woven polyester sailcloth that is easy to handle and long-lasting.
• Pentex (black, smoke, white, silver): a laminate for racing and cruising made of three layers bonded under pressure. The Pentex fibre core gives high strength and shape stability at low weight; both outer layers are Mylar film.
• Mylar (smoke, white, blue, green, red): same construction as Pentex, but using polyester fibres.

Compatible with

• Flying Phantom