$451.70You save $50.19 (Christmas sale)Plus free shippingChallenge sailcloth · Tenara thread
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A great choice for your Sabot fleet, these quality sails are constructed of premium Challenge Newport Low Aspect 4.93 oz. Dacron. Built to the same exacting standards as FX custom mainsails, our Sabot sails are a great value. Call 888-946-8242 for quantity discounts.
What’s included
- Visibility Window
- Premium fiberglass battens
- Class Insignia
- Telltales
- Sail bag
- Challenge sailcloth made in the USA
- Sewn with Tenara thread
- 3-year warranty
- Free shipping in the USA
“I got excellent sails, at a good price, from a company with integrity…” — Island Packet 27 owner
Included in this price- Insignia
- Telltales
- Window
- Sail ties & bag
$451.70You save $50.19 (Christmas sale)Plus free shippingChallenge sailcloth · Tenara thread
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- 3-year warranty
- Free shipping in the USA
- Ships in 4 weeks
- Challenge sailcloth made in the USA
- Instant price – no quote wait
Will it fit my boat?
Warranty
Small-boat sails carry a 3-year warranty on defects in materials or workmanship.
Shipping & build time
Ships in 4 weeks. Every sail except our stocked Sunfish sails is a custom sail for your boat. Free shipping to US addresses, via UPS.
Design, cloth & build
Designed by Sandy Goodall, former partner and head of design at Elvstrøm Sails in Denmark. Shape and draft position are built in by careful design and broad seaming.
Cut from Challenge sailcloth made in the USA and sewn with Tenara thread.
Returns
You can return anything you buy from The Sail Store, custom sails included, within 15 days of delivery for a full refund minus a 20% restocking fee and shipping costs. Items must be unused and in brand-new condition (in the original packaging where possible) and are sent back at your expense. We don’t do exchanges; return the item and place a new order.
Please email sails@thesailstore.com or call 888-946-8242 before you send anything back. Shipping & Returns ›
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