Whisker poles are used to "wing out" the jib when sailing downwind. Sailors who have experienced downwind sailing without one can appreciate the value of being able to stabilize …

May 21, 2015 · Whisker Poles Explained: Seasoned sailor Pam Wall walks you through the steps to properly rig and sail downwind with a poled-out genoa or jib.

Jul 6, 2018 · Rig a whisker pole! Where to attach the outer end of the pole (the Pam Wall Rule). What else to attach to the pole (the Captain Frazer Rule). And, where to attach the pole first …

Jun 12, 2019 · Telescoping whisker poles let you use one pole with furling headsails or multiple sized jibs and genoas—one size fits all. Your pole should usually be adjusted so it is 100% of …

A properly sized and deployed whisker pole will allow the headsail to add considerable power and speed to downwind sailing. Telescoping whisker poles allow one pole to be used with furling …

The Whisker Pole is a vital tool for sailors engaging in downwind sailing. This adjustable pole attaches to the mast and the jib/genoa, holding the sail out to catch the wind more effectively.

Whisker Poles are the best way to control your headsail when sailing deep downwind. They expose and stabilize your headsail in a wing-on-wing position, keeping it out of the mainsail’s …

Sep 8, 2020 · When you put your jib or genoa on a pole out to windward, you reverse airflow across it and expose it to air that is undisturbed by the main.

Whisker poles are used to wing out' the jib when sailing downwind, thus stabilizing the sail and enabling it to work more efficiently. This telescopic whisker pole is a two section spar which …

Feb 6, 2015 · All it takes are two identical working jibs with higher-cut clews, set on a twin-grooved furling headstay and hoisted aloft on a single halyard. Each sail has its own pair of jib …