This is the perfect deal you have been looking for High quality sail at a amazing LOW price that can't be beat Brand New 75 sq. ft. Sunfish sail With WINDOW Custom Color Design - This is NOT A IMPORTED CHINESE SAIL Made in the U S A with long lasting and durable 3.9 oz US sailcloth All Seams sewn with 2 rows Zig Zag Stitching Strong Corner patches and Heavy Luff and Foot Tape 12 grommets on Luff and Foot for a total of 24 Luff and Foot - 13 ft 1 in. --- Leech 14 ft 2 in. This is a High Quality Sail at a reasonable price
Note: these are not
class legal sail. These are recreational sail
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