Mack sails is another that should be reasonably close to you from a small to med loft size stand point. There is a fellow chesapeak area with a boat like mine and one of their cross cut mainsails he likes.
Otherwise as faster says, what you choose is up to you. I have pretty much all laminate sails. My main is a uk tape drive. the 155 is an Ullman Fiberpath, again a tape style laminate. I do have a 140 from Ullman, CAL, ie Cruise Axis Laminate, a laminate that is priced on par with the better to best dacron sails. Less stretch, so far lasting as long as dacron etc. I use this sail for cruising day sailing.
I also have a North soft norlam I got the same summer I bought the boat 4 yrs ago, dacron/mylar tri radial. nice sail for the cost too. but the CAL s less money, stretches less etc. making the CAL a better deal in my book. I know of one person with a 155 cal on his Irwin, rolls tighter than the 140 dacron he replaced, along with sails better, shape is better etc.
Choose your poison.........
Marty
Otherwise as faster says, what you choose is up to you. I have pretty much all laminate sails. My main is a uk tape drive. the 155 is an Ullman Fiberpath, again a tape style laminate. I do have a 140 from Ullman, CAL, ie Cruise Axis Laminate, a laminate that is priced on par with the better to best dacron sails. Less stretch, so far lasting as long as dacron etc. I use this sail for cruising day sailing.
I also have a North soft norlam I got the same summer I bought the boat 4 yrs ago, dacron/mylar tri radial. nice sail for the cost too. but the CAL s less money, stretches less etc. making the CAL a better deal in my book. I know of one person with a 155 cal on his Irwin, rolls tighter than the 140 dacron he replaced, along with sails better, shape is better etc.
Choose your poison.........
Marty
