Splicing Companion for Racing Sailors by Gareth Lincoln - ISBN: 9781912621033
Spiral
A compact, handy guide to modern braided ropes – where to use and how to splice them to use on a racing sailboat. With clear easy-to-follow photographs, splash-proof and spiral bound, it is perfect to take to the dinghy park or onboard and use where you need to do your splicing – laying out flat so …

Splicing Companion for Racing Sailors

How to Splice Braided Rope

$25.18

  • Spiral

    24 pages

  • Release Date

    10 March 2020

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Summary

Modern braided ropes have transformed sailing with incredible strength from ever smaller thickness. They are a godsend to the racing sailor who is always looking for strength without additional weight. The nature of these ropes requires different techniques to join them together or make eyes to attach to fittings and this is where this book comes in. It provides a guide to the different types of braided ropes – where to use them and how to splice them for typical uses on a racing sailboat. It provides clear easy-to-follow photographs and is splash-proof and spiral bound, which means that it is perfect to take into the dinghy park or onboard and use where you need to do your splicing. It lays out flat, so you don’t have to hold it open as you follow the sequences with ropes in your hand! AUTHOR: Gareth Lincoln has been involved in dinghy sailing for over 30 years. Professionally he spent 3 years working on mast rigging and fitting out dinghies and personally he has raced a B14 up to European level and currently sails a B14 and Contender. Maximising performance is in his DNA as he now makes parts for Formula 1 cars! 111 colour photos

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781912621033
ISBN-10:1912621037
Author:Gareth Lincoln
Publisher:Fernhurst Books Limited
Imprint:Fernhurst Books Limited
Format:Spiral
Number of Pages:24
Release Date:10 March 2020
Weight:64g
Series:Practical Companions
What They're Saying

Critics Review

“Narrowly focussed and completely practical… if you need to splice a rope to a block, make a soft shackle, a sheet loop, a taper or a continuous line, here are the step-by-step instructions.” (Yachting Monthly)

About The Author

Gareth Lincoln

Gareth Lincoln has been involved in dinghy sailing for over 30 years. Professionally he spent 3 years working on mast rigging and fitting out dinghies and personally he has raced a B14 up to European level and currently sails a B14 and Contender. Maximising performance is in his DNA as he now makes parts for Formula 1 cars!

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