Shipping and Delivery
Free shipping for orders of $98 or more (US Continental)
- Free shipping for orders of $750 or more (International)
- Add 3 business days to the standard shipping time for USPS deliveries.
- UPS and FedEx Ground usually take 2 to 5 business days for in-stock orders.
- UPS and FedEx deliver on Saturdays only for Friday overnight shipments, which may incur an extra
charge. - Orders that apply for free shipping will be delivered between 8 and 10 business days.
- International customers will be responsible for any applicable import duties,fees, or taxes.
- Oversized items like whisker poles, spinnaker poles, and tracks over 7 feet require freight shipping, with an estimated cost of $500 depending on the destination.These orders must be delivered to a
commercial address, such as a marina, yacht club, or boatyard where your sailboat is located.
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The sail for the racers between 35 and 43-44 kgs
Introduced in 2006, gradually getting its fair share in our product range. Excellent acceleration right after start and after turnings. Excellent performance in small waves as well as in big ones and at flat water conditions. Easy to trim, produced with plain or square cloth. Recently it has been used more and more frequently by heavier racers too.
J/SAIL Optimist Sail Selection Guide
Use the following chart to compare J/SAIL Optimist models according to the sailor’s recommended weight range.
| Line | Model | Sailor Weight (kg) | Sailor Weight (lb) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | Green | Under 35 kg | Under 77 lb |
| Classic | Blue | 35–45 kg | 77–99 lb |
| Classic | Red | Over 43 kg | Over 95 lb |
| Classic | Black | 50 kg and over | 110 lb and over |
| 2.0 | Green 2.0 | Under 35 kg | Under 77 lb |
| 2.0 | Blue 2.0 | 35–45 kg | 77–99 lb |
| 2.0 | Red 2.0 | Over 43 kg | Over 95 lb |
| 2.0 | Black 2.0 | 50 kg and over | 110 lb and over |
| 3.0 | Blue 3.0 | 34–44 kg | 75–97 lb |
Weight ranges are general recommendations. Sailing technique, experience, strength, and typical wind conditions may also influence model selection.
