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The Hunter
120° advantage...
...enjoy easier, more efficient, sail handling,
with enhanced safety
Hunter’s backstayless rig is one of many unique features, designed to
make your sailing more pleasurable, and safer for you and your family.
Benefits include: The Hunter B&R backstayless rig design
� Enhanced safety
incorporates a large main, small genoa combination
- protection from the boom
for easier, but more efficient, sail handling. Tacking
is easier, and when reefed, provides a more stable
- secure cockpit handhold
and predictable platform. The swept-back spreaders
� Ease of sail handling
create a tripod rig that eliminates the need for a
� Eliminates need for a backstay
backstay, allowing for a much more aerodynamically
efficient mainsail design, but without the need for
� Tacking is easier
adjustable backstays. The B&R rig proved its
� Allows for more aerodynamically
durability and sturdiness by withstanding the rigours
efficient mainsail design of the ‘BOC Round-the-world’ race.
27* • 27x • 31* • 33* • 36* • 38* • 41 • 41DS • 45DS • 45CC • 50 (*Twin keel option available) WE GO THE DISTANCE
USA Headquarters & Factory European Headquarters
Hunter Marine Luhrs Marine Limited
14700 NW Highway 441 3, The Quadrangle, Premier Way
Alachua, Florida 32615. USA Romsey, Hampshire SO51 9DL. UK
tel: +1 386 462 3077 tel: +44 (0) 1794 519 200
fax: +1 386 462 4077 fax: +44 (0) 1794 517 890
email: info@huntermarine.com email: info@luhrsmarine.com
www.huntermarine.com www.huntermarine.com/europe
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