There is no other sailmaker in the world that can make this

We develop our own sailcloth.

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The Ezzy Sails Spectra® X-Film is the strongest
and lightest windsurfing sailcloth in the world.

We were the first sail company to laminate Spectra® yarns
between two films.

Our X-Film weighs about the same as standard 5-mil monofilm,
yet it is more than 1,000 times stronger in tear strength.

Sailcloth must be designed to match the specific loads in the sail.

The luff experiences the most static load in a rigged sail,
so the material needs resist stretch and have good needle hold strength.

Leech has high load when the sail is in use, so the material must be very low stretch along the edge of the leech.

So we use lightweight, ultra strong Technora cloth.

The tack and foot areas are under constant abuse by harness hooks and board noses, so this area needs a very impact resistant cloth.

We use a high-density form of our spectra x film.

The window area of the sail needs to have good visibility
and be impact resistant.

Vinyl does not scratch, so you can always see through it.

Vinyl also is very durable so the sail will last longer.

The upper middle part of the sail has less directional loading and can therefore be made from a lighter weight cloth, but still needs to be impact resistant.

For this we use our Tri-lite.

The sleeve takes a lot of abuse from sharp rocks and broken masts.

The sleeve needs to resist tearing in the longitudinal direction.

We accomplish this with a weft-stop construction.

We are obsessed with the desire to make the absolutely best quality windsurfing sails in the world.

That’s why we rig EVERY sail that we produce.

There is no other sailmaker in the world that can make this claim.