You really can’t appreciate 180 Sails by Evolution upwind cruising sails until you’ve sailed with them. When you ask people, who upgraded their cruising sails to Evolution what difference it made to their yacht, one answer sums up the experience: ‘’It feels like a new boat.’’ That’s because we go the distance to ensure you’ll enjoy going the extra miles. From our bespoke customization design process, to our choice of only the best materials, whether you’re a coastal cruiser or adventuring offshore, you’ll get to experience for yourself that nothing performs like Evolution Sails. Storm Jib Features Introducing the 180 Sails By Evolution Storm Jibs – a fusion of precision, performance, and premium craftsmanship. Engineered by Evolution Sails in New Zealand using cutting-edge software and decades of offshore sailing experience, our mainsails are designed to elevate your sailing experience. Premium Quality:We use only the best cloths and materials, ensuring that every sail is not only built to last but also engineered for optimal performance. The robust Dacron fabric, renowned for its durability and excellent performance characteristics, forms the foundation of our cross cut design, offering you a sail that’s as reliable as it is efficient. Designed for Speed and Safety:Our storm jib comes complete with everything you need to get sailing fast, from reinforced panels to precise cut layouts, ensuring superior control and responsiveness in a variety of wind conditions. Whether you’re cruising leisurely or pushing your limits offshore, this sail is engineered to handle the demands of your sailing adventures. Why the Storm Jib Matters:The storm jib only matters when you need it, but when your do, it really matters! It plays a critical role in maneuverability and overall boat sail-ability in storm conditions. A well-crafted storm jib not only harnesses the wind more effectively but also provides stability and control, its small size and strong materials ensure you can weather the storm with confidence. Elevate your sailing journey and improve safety at sea with the 180 Sails Storm Jib – where quality meets innovation, and every voyage becomes an adventure. Cruising Storm Jib Features* 180 Sails by Evolution Cruising Cross-Cut Dacron Sails include the best craftsmanship and features in the industry, ensuring you get a top quality sail that performs and lasts. *Note Storm Jibs configuration may vary based on size and use case, not all images below will apply to your Cruising Storm Jib Headboard Headboard hoist to spread loads. Sail Cloth We use only the best name brand high quality sail cloths. Stitching Sails are stitched by experts, using highest quality thread. Luff Attachment Luff cords of all sizes or hanks, we have you covered. Luff Attachment Webbing luff car or slider attachments. Overhead Leech Line Overhead leech line is standard on larger boats. Hardware We use only the best quality brand name sailing hardware. Clew Attachment Reinforced clew webbing attachment is standard. Tell Tales Telltales are optimally placed so you can sail better. Battens & Pockets Our sails come with high quality battens in reinforced batten pockets. Sail Bag Of Course we give you a nice bag to store your sail in. Choosing the Right Sail Cloth The sail cloth options presented to you in the online sail builder are curated by our expert sailmakers according to your sails parameters. We have selected only the best cloth options for you to choose from to ensure you get the best quality sail for your boat. All of the cloths we offer at 180 Sails by Evolution are top quality name brand sail materials, never a no-name or seconds fabrics. Our online sail builder allows you to try different sail cloth and option configurations at the click of a button. We have denoted them with a $ to give you an idea of each cloths budget (one $ for least expensive and $$$$$ for most expensive). Along with your budget, it is important to consider other factors when selecting the right sail cloth for you, including required construction type, performance, durability, shape holding, and weight. Rest assured, no matter which cloth you choose, one of our expert sail makers will contact you after you place your order to verify your needs and ensure you get the perfect sail the first time. If you have questions, feel free to chat with us. Sail Cloths Comparison Cloth NameTypeConstructionDurabilityWeightPerformanceWater WickingHandlingMaterial CostChallenge FastnetDacronCross Cut★★★★★★★★★★★★★$Challenge NewportDacronCross Cut★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★$$Contender RadialDacronTriradial★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★$$Contender CDXLaminateTriradial★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★$$Dimension Polyant DCXLaminateTriradial★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★$$$Dimension Polyant SXILaminateTriradial★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★$$$$Contender HybridDyneemaTriradial★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★$$$$Dimension Polyant Hydranet RadialDyneemaTriradial★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★$$$$$Evolution Expedition MembraneCompositeLoad Path★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★$$$$$ Click here to learn more about our Cruising Sail Cloths. Warranty All of our new sails come with our industry leading 3 year warranty. Click here to read the full warranty terms and conditions. The Fine Print Lead Times: Sails ordered today will have a normal 4-6 week production lead time before shipping. This lead time starts when we confirm your final measurements. We can expedite production if required at an added cost and move your sail up in the queue if you need your sail immediately. Please contact one of our expert sailmakers for more information. Measurement: Getting the measurements right is essential to ensuring a perfect fit for your sail—not just in terms of dimensions, but also how the sail attaches to your boat and integrates with your existing setup. We use a variety of methods to achieve precise measurements, and your sailmaker will help determine the best approach—or combination of approaches—to create the ideal sail for you. Click here for more information on our measurement options. Taxes: Excludes any applicable taxes and duties. Specialty Parts: Sail includes standard Bainbridge slides, batten boxes, and RBS battens. Specialty cars and sliders can be reused from old sails or purchased separately.
