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Hyde Sails offer free UV Sunstrip on cruising genoas - last Days!

by Sail-World on 26 Jul 2013
Hyde Touring Genoa in action SW

For the month of July, Hyde Sails NZ are offering free UV Sunstrip on crosscut cruising genoas.

Get in now while there are just a few days left.

Hyde Touring Genoas are designed for coastal cruising, using durable woven Dacron which will give a sail a long useful life. Hyde Voyager Genoas feature a high quality and density woven Dacron for offshore cruising.

An international brand, Hyde Sails is one of the largest volume sail makers worldwide, delivering high quality sails with a service to match. Backed up by 45 years of expertise, Hyde Sails has always placed itself at the forefront of sail technology, design and production for everything from Optimists to cruisers and ocean racing yachts.

Hyde Sails driving ethos is to produce the sails you want , the way you want. Our belief is that Hyde produce the best sails in the world at the best prices. The Hyde factory based in the Philippines enable us to add value to our products through low labour costs, we eliminate the worry about receiving the sail you want for your boat's performance.

Contact Ken Fyfe email sails@fyfesails.co.nz or www.hydesails.co.nz

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