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When it comes to optimizing your sailboat’s performance, having a reliable and high-quality traveler system is essential. A Harken traveler car is designed to provide smooth, precise, and efficient sail...
While flying a reflex furler, back wraps can occur if the sail isn't properly controlled during the initial unfurling stage. This happens when the sail unfurls faster than the reflex...
The Harken Vang Master is a rigid pneumatic boom vang designed to offer several advantages over traditional spring-based vangs: Infinitely adjustable: Uses air pressure instead of a spring, allowing for...
Harken offers conversion kits that allow you to transform your manual Harken winches into electric-powered ones. This provides several benefits, including: Reduced effort: Operate winches with ease, especially helpful for...
The Harken Single-Acting Integral Backstay Adjuster offers a simple and efficient way to adjust mast tension on boats of various sizes (30-60ft). It Features: Built-in single-acting pump: Pumping the handle...
Preparation: Gather tools and materials Review safety precautions Pre-assemble components Installation:1. Headstay removal and replacement: Remove the existing headstay while safely securing the mast. Install the new headstay with the...
These high-performance blocks are found on boats of all sizes and are known for their superior load capacity compared to the Carbo Series. This strength comes from their unique roller...
For a long time, sailors have expected the high quality, simple to use, and easy to obtain rigid pneumatic boom vangs for their boats. Now, Harken embraces the need for...
It began as a response to a J/70 deck layout challenge. Where it goes from here is anyone's guess. First designed to solve a deck layout challenge unique to the...
Is the wind steady and strong? Breeze-on with puffs? Or is the air light to medium? 57 mm Power3 ratchet blocks have one-design sailors covered with three holding-power options that...
Traveler track is often bent to follow the cabin house curve or boom radius. Sometimes track is bent vertically, ends up, to relieve tension on the sail's leech as the...