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Reverse jib: Maximum Flexibility and Control in Varying Winds
A turn jib is a versatile headsail that excels in control and maneuverability. It is designed for sailors who regularly encounter changeable wind conditions and who value efficiency in course changes. Whether you're sailing on clear water or making intensive trips, the turn jib offers you the perfect balance of speed, stability and ease of use.
Advantages of a Reverse jib
1. Increased speed and control
The efficient air conduction across the sail makes you sail smoother, faster and with more control - even in unpredictable wind gusts.
2. Easy to trim
The turning jib is accessible to any sailor because it is easy to trim. Small adjustments produce immediate results, ideal for both beginners and experienced sailors.
3. Optimal flexibility
From downwind to crossed courses: the turn jib adjusts effortlessly to different sail positions. This makes it an excellent sail for daily use as well as for long voyages.
Advantages of a Reverse jib
At Zeilmakerij De Vries Maritiem we design turning jibs completely to size. We tailor the sail to your type of ship, rigging, sailing area and sailing style. With almost two centuries of experience and a team that actively sails itself, we know exactly how a sail should perform under all conditions.
Our sails are:
- Made of high quality materials
- Equipped with reinforcements and finishing as desired
- Available with UV protection and shapetape
- Can be fitted with sliders or lufftape to suit your system
Get a quote today
At Zeilmakerij De Vries Maritiem, we are ready to help you get a sail that completely suits you and your vessel. Contact us today and find out what a well-designed turn jib can do for your sailing experience.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Keerfok
A turn jib is a smaller, maneuverable headsail designed specifically for course changes and variable winds. It is easier to handle than a genoa, and offers optimal control.
Choose a reverse jib if you sail frequently with changing wind directions or want to be able to tack quickly. A genoa is more powerful in light winds, but less maneuverable.
Yes, depending on your rig, it is possible to alternate or combine a turn jib with a genoa or cutter jib. Our experts are happy to advise.
Sure. Thanks to its stability, durability and versatility, the turn jib is actually ideal for longer distances, especially with unpredictable weather changes.
The price depends on the size, fabric choice and additional options. Request a free quote for an accurate custom indication.
