Rig & Deck

Achieve perfect trim and control

Rigging & Deck is all about trim, control, and reliable power transmission on board.

When choosing, breaking load, diameter, and compatibility with your existing hardware are important. Ball bearings run smoothly under load, while plain bearings are robust and low-maintenance.

This ensures sail handling remains precise, smooth, and durable.

Discover variants, materials, and designs built for marine use. This way, you'll find equipment that remains reliable on board – season after season.

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How do I know what rope diameter a clutch can handle?
Every clutch has a specified diameter range, usually in millimeters. If your line falls outside this range, it will either not grip securely or will be damaged by sharp edges. Measure your line diameter before purchasing.
When should I choose blocks with ball bearings instead of plain bearings?
Ball bearing blocks are recommended wherever a line is frequently and quickly deflected under load, such as on mainsheet travellers or genoa blocks. Plain bearings are more maintenance-friendly and robust for infrequently used or less stressed deflection points.
Do I need to consider the track profile of my boat when replacing a block?
Yes, absolutely. Blocks and traveller cars are matched to specific track profiles. A block with the wrong foot dimension either cannot be mounted at all or will sit loose and insecurely. Note down the track type and width before ordering.
How do I properly maintain rigging hardware after the sailing season?
Rinse movable parts such as block sheaves and clutch mechanisms with fresh water, let them dry, and then treat them with a saltwater-resistant lubricant. Also, check for cracks in plastic sheaves and corrosion on steel parts – it's better to replace damaged parts before the next season.