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We have 239 Beneteau rigs on file, from the 1980s Idylle and First boats to today’s Oceanis cruisers. Pick your boat below for an instant price on a mainsail, a headsail (furling genoa or jib) and a spinnaker, each cut to that boat’s I, J, P and E.
Standard or in-mast furling. Order the mainsail your mast takes. A standard mainsail hoists on slides or a bolt rope and reefs at the boom. If your main rolls into the mast, choose the In-Mast Furling Mainsail, offered on the 12 Beneteau rigs marked In-Mast Furling below. It is cross-cut, with an Antal clew block and a Sunbrella UV clew cover in your choice of color, and has no battens or reefs.
Reefs and battens. Standard mainsails include one row of reefs. A second row, or three rows, is an option on the quote page, as is the batten layout: all partial, or 1, 2 or 4 full battens. You also choose bolt rope or loose foot, and pick the luff slide that matches your mast.
Cloth and cut. Every boat page prices Inshore and Offshore mainsails in cross-cut or tri-radial construction. Offshore sails add reinforced corner patches, extra stitching and double tapes, and carry the 5-year warranty. 227 of the Beneteau rigs also offer a Pentex Club Racing Mainsail for owners who race.
Each Beneteau page prices Inshore and Offshore headsails in cross-cut or tri-radial construction, plus a Pentex Club Racing headsail. On the quote page you set the LP (95% to 160%), and can add a Sunbrella UV cover in your choice of color and a foam luff, which helps the sail keep a better shape when you sail it partly rolled up.
A furling headsail has a luff tape that slides up the groove in your furler’s foil; a hank-on jib clips to the forestay. Give us your furler make and model (or “hank-on”) with your order; if you are not sure, say so and we confirm the fit with you before your sail is cut.
Every Beneteau page also prices an Asymmetrical Spinnaker and a Tri-Radial Spinnaker. An asymmetrical spinnaker needs no pole: its tack attaches at the bow with a tack line.
Start with the rig on your boat’s page: we show the I, J, P and E we have on file and the cut sizes for every sail. Compare them with your old sail. For a mainsail, measure the luff (P), the foot (E) and the slide or bolt rope your mast takes (mainsail measuring form). For a headsail, measure the luff from the top swivel to the furler drum or tack, and note your furler make and model (headsail measuring form).
1. Find your Beneteau below and open its page. 2. Pick a sail to see its price, standard features and cloth. 3. Choose your options (reefs, battens, LP, UV cover and so on) and check the sizes; enter your own if they differ. 4. Order online, or email sails@fxsails.com or call 888-946-8242 with questions first.
Oceanis is Beneteau’s cruising range. The first Oceanis boats (such as the 350, 390 and 430) arrived in the mid-1980s, followed by 1990s boats such as the 321, 351, 400, 440 and 461, the center-cockpit CC models, and later the Oceanis 37, 43 and 46. Rigs marked In-Mast Furling are for boats with a furling mast.
In the US many Oceanis Clipper and center-cockpit boats are known by number alone, for example the Beneteau 323, 373 or 423. We list them that way too.
The First range is Beneteau’s racer-cruiser line, started in the late 1970s. It includes the 1980s First 235 to 456 boats, the S5, S7 and F5 boats of the late 1980s and 1990s, the .7 series (31.7, 33.7, 36.7, 40.7, 44.7, 47.7) and the First Class boats (Class 7, 8, 10 and 12). Owners who race often look at tri-radial or Pentex Club Racing sails; cross-cut Dacron suits cruising and club racing.
Many First boats are listed by number alone, such as the Beneteau 285, 35S5 or 36.7.
The Figaro is Beneteau’s one-design solo offshore racer. We have the original Figaro (Figaro Solo) and the Figaro II on file, two rig versions of each with slightly different measurements: pick the one that matches your boat. The Beneteau 25 / Platu 25 is listed here too.
The Cyclades range (39, 43 and 50 ft) was built in the mid-2000s as a simple, easy-to-handle cruiser, and many sailed in charter fleets. Each page prices a mainsail, headsail and spinnaker for that boat.
The Idylle range (880, 1050, 1150, 1350 and 1550) was Beneteau’s cruising line of the 1980s, before Oceanis. Some Idylle boats appear under two names with slightly different rig numbers, for example Beneteau 34.5 Idylle 1050 and Beneteau Idylle 1050: pick the one whose I, J, P and E match your boat.
Flagship, Evasion and other Beneteau boats we have on file.
Can’t find your boat? Search by model on our instant quote page, see all Beneteau models on Sails by Boat, or enter your own I, J, P and E.
Each boat page is priced from the rig dimensions we have on file for that model (I, J, P and E). Open a sail to see the cut sizes next to the drawing and compare them with your old sail. If your numbers differ, enter your own on the quote page, or email sails@fxsails.com or call 888-946-8242 before you order.
Match your mast. If your mainsail rolls into the mast, choose the In-Mast Furling Mainsail, listed on 12 Beneteau rigs marked In-Mast Furling. It is cross-cut with an Antal clew block and a Sunbrella UV clew cover, and has no battens or reefs. If your mainsail hoists on slides or a bolt rope and reefs at the boom, choose a standard mainsail.
One row of reefs is included on standard mainsails. You can add a second row, or three rows, on the quote page, and pick your batten layout (all partial, or 1, 2 or 4 full battens) and bolt rope or loose foot.
Our Dacron sails are cut from Challenge sailcloth made in the USA. Every sail is computer cut and sewn with Tenara PTFE thread, which resists UV and rot. The cloth for each sail is listed on its quote page.
Every sail is a custom sail for your boat. The current shipping time is shown at the top of every quote page. Shipping is free to a US address.
3 years on Inshore sails and 5 years on Offshore sails.
Questions about your Beneteau? Email sails@fxsails.com or call 888-946-8242 (toll free).
