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How To Coil a Halyard

No Foil to This Coil: Having trouble with coiled halyards or lines that keep coming undone? Let’s solve the problem once and for all.

From the Archives: Making Up Lines for Stowage

Three ways to prevent lines from becoming tangled when stowed are detailed in this article from the September 1980 issue of Cruising World. The half hitch coil and the buntline or gasket coil provide two simple, quick methods using nothing more than the line itself. For very thick line, a smaller line may be necessary.

Three Ways to keep Lines Tidy

Different coiling techniques work in different places to keep your boat’s deck neat. “Hands-On Sailor” from our May 2009 issue

How To Coil a Halyard

No Foil to This Coil: Having trouble with coiled halyards or lines that keep coming undone? Let’s solve the problem once and for all.

From the Archives: Making Up Lines for Stowage

Three ways to prevent lines from becoming tangled when stowed are detailed in this article from the September 1980 issue of Cruising World. The half hitch coil and the buntline or gasket coil provide two simple, quick methods using nothing more than the line itself. For very thick line, a smaller line may be necessary.

Three Ways to keep Lines Tidy

Different coiling techniques work in different places to keep your boat’s deck neat. “Hands-On Sailor” from our May 2009 issue

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