Northwest Potters:

Washington
Idaho
Oregon
British Columbia

"Comet," a WWP15, and "Windsong," a WWP19

I have made a mainsail cover for my P15. It's kind of handy in that it's made "upside down". Meaning the zipper is on the top. You catch the forward end near the goose neck of the boom and hook it over a mast cleat and the aft end is tied to the end of the boom. When you flake the main you just stuff it into the cover and then fasten the hooks and zip it closed. You can see what I mean from the photo taken during the April Anderson trip a couple of years ago.

It keeps the sail from filling the cockpit or falling overboard when flaking. It's kind of like a stack & pack that some of the bigger boats use.

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Home [Previous Page]	I have made a mainsail cover for my P15. It's kind of handy in that it's made "upside down". Meaning the zipper is on the top. You catch the forward end near the goose neck of the boom and hook it over a mast cleat and the aft end is tied to the end of the boom. When you flake the main you just stuff it into the cover and then fasten the hooks and zip it closed. You can see what I mean from the photo taken during the April Anderson trip a couple of years ago. It keeps the sail from filling the cockpit or falling overboard when flaking. It's kind of like a stack & pack that some of the bigger boats use.