Optimist Parts

Racing sprit that is both light and flexible.  Perfect racing spar for any sailor under 80 pounds.  

This cover is for the hull of an opti. It has shock cord inserted around the rim and adjustable straps so the cover can sit securely on the hull. It has additional padding in 3 large strips for added protection. 

Opti Pennant, 4:1 with harken fiddle block and trigger snap. Two spliced loops: one luggage tags to the trigger and the other is fixed to the fiddle block.  

Optimax MK III sprit pole made of Lanurep space craft alloy. Perfect for sailors 35-45kg.   Optimax Part Number: OX45M3F

Deck cover for the Optimist or Opti Sailboat. Made by Hyde.

Optimax MK III boom made of Lanurep space craft alloy. Perfect for sailors 35-45kg. Optimax Part Number: OX35M3

A great way to store your Opti racing sail! Simply roll the sail around the boom and insert into the PVC tube compartment. Take your mast and sprit and put them in the separate compartment. Your sail will stay protected in the tube and everything will be...

Bottom cover for your Optimist Sailboat. The padded bottom cover features 3 wide strips of 1/2" thick, high quality, Volara® foam (life jacket stuff) that makes it possible so the covered boat can be safely set down on a parking lot or other...

Sail, Pram, O+, White

Using breathable fabric, this board bag will both protect your precious foils from knocks and help prevent osmosis if they are stored wet. The generous side pocket holds everythng from mainsheets to compasses. No stress leaving anything behind.

The SL training sails can be used on the Optimist or Pram. The luff has been shortened to raise the boom height. Battens have been eliminated for easy storage. This is meant to lessen head injuries and allow for 2 sailors in the boat. Comes in 2 colors.

Durable Pram sail that has captive webbing at the top of the mast and clew.  There is no need for an outhaul. The luff is approximately 6” shorter than a standard Optimist sail to help lessen head injuries and allow for 2 people in the boat...