Safe and secure: with these accessories you stay safe on deck
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Life aboard a sailboat takes place mainly on deck. And this is where accessory manufacturers work as hard as they can to design and make the right equipment to keep their boats safe and secure. From biminis to protect the cockpit to racing and cruising life jackets to PVC non-slip deck and carbon fiber rigging (flexible) and a lightning rod that…is not a lightning rod!
Lifejacket LJ 180 N – Tribord
A 2-in-1 automatic life jacket, designed to be used as both a harness and a life jacket. It has a buoyancy of 180 Newtons and is equipped with a 360-degree flash light.
Euthalia – Lightning Protection System
Euthalia’s system does not attract charges to dissipate them, but creates a protective bubble that prevents the formation of lightning strikes. What’s more, it requires no energy to operate; in fact, it is a completely passive system.
Biminitop – NV Equipment
Add comfort to your cruises by installing a bimini. This sheet available in different color combinations shades and protects from the sun and even light thunderstorms. Ideal for sheltering in roadsteads and sailing.
Eliteek PVC Permateek – Refit Style
Thanks to Refit Style’s workmanship, you can customize your deck, table and accessories according to your wishes. With resin you can choose the thickness you want, unlike other synthetic coatings that are bound to predefined thicknesses.
Boat Accessories. LS Rigging – Carbon Fiber Rigging
LS produces the first flexible carbon fiber shrouds. The advantages? Lightness, durability, improved strength and increased righting moment. The cables are T800 Torya carbon, can be rolled up, and are flexible.
Boat Accessories. Hurricane EVO 160 – Veleria San Giorgio
Jacket with sprayhood, emergency light, double under-leg and floating knife as standard. It can be either automatically activated (tablet or hydrostatic system) or manually activated. Buoyancy in excess of 150 Newtons.
Boat Accessories. Aluminum Tonnage – Sanguineti Chiavari
Concealed mooring bell that keeps the deck clear and flush: an elegant and safe solution. Made of aluminum, with electrically or oleodynamic motorized up-and-down movement, can also be installed horizontally.
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