Fabrication et reparation de voiles near Umingmaktok NU (13 Result(s))

We are all experienced sailmakers, we are craftsman, we are passionate professionals, and we are trying to do things better in an industry that could use some new ideas.We thought what if... We join forces with like minded passionate sailmakers to produce a better product? We use modern technology to create a global collaborative network of designers and experts? We use the seasonal differences between Southern and Northern hemispheres to our advantage? We could help more people race faster, cruise farther and have more fun? We innovate and grow our design and manufacturing technology in truly evolutionary ways? We listen to sailors all over the world and deliver what they want? When things get busy, we share the load at a group, keeping deliver times manageable?

North Sails is the largest sailmaker in the world, with lofts and manufacturing facilities in 29 countries. Founded in 1957 by Lowell North in a San Diego, CA garage, North's growth and success has been built on a foundation of superior performance, quality, technology and customer service. We are dedicated to making products that make sailing more rewarding for you.

At Leitch & McBride Sails in Sidney, we build, service and repair sails, using the best materials from Challenge Sailcloth, Dimension-Polyant and Bainbridge. We serve customers on Vancouver Island and in Vancouver. Please see our website for more information and feel free to request a quote using our online form or by dropping by.

ONE STEP CLOSER TO A CLEANER ENVIRONMENT Green Sea Treatments Inc is a locally owned and operated company. We specialize in sail cleaning and sail treatments. Sails are one of the most important items on your sailboat. Green Sea Sail Treatments is acutely aware of the cost of sails as part of the total investment and maintenance of your sailboat. Just like changing the oil regularly to protect the engine, regular sail cleanings are as important to the lifespan of the other engine on your boat, even though sails represent a far more significant share of the total investment and life cycle cost of the boat.