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Old 06-18-2007
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AV Sails

Does anyone know anything about AV sails? I have a jib that was purchased by the PO of my boat a Pearson P-35. The only marking on the sail is AV which I am assuming is the manufacturer. Due to a lack of able crew and general laziness about changing sails when I can reduce my head sail by roller furling it in heavy wind, I've only been using my 130% genoa until last week when I had some help and I finally decided to try the jib. Googling AV sails didn't get me any info. Anyone know anything about AV sails?
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