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Featured Article
Basic Preseason Sail Inspection
by Dan Dickison

"If you're like a lot of folks around the U.S., you've been a little distant from your boat the past few months. Now, as the mercury in your thermometer—okay, the sensing unit in your digital weather station—spends more time in the temperate ranges of its scale, sailing looms more prominently in your thoughts. In places like New England and the Great Lakes, boat owners are putting their steeds back in the water, which means that they're figuratively, and often literally, shaking the rust off. So, at this time of year, it's fitting that we offer some advice on getting your sails ready for a season (or more) of use.

If you haven’t aired out your sails all winter or really had a close look at them, spring is the perfect time. If you can, find a warm day, or at least one with semi-stable weather for a few hours, and head down to the boat. If you’re just concentrating on your sails, you shouldn’t need anything more than a notepad and pencil and a clean rag. But you may as well tote along a tool kit with some lubricating spray, just in case. The objective here is pretty simple. You want to examine the sails, assess and note any needs pertaining to repair, and essentially assure yourself that the sails will be ready for action come the first outing of the season."

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