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Future Fibres’ Cable Improves Furling Speed

This video from Future Fibers shows the top down furling method for furling loose-luffed gennakers. In collaboration with owners and teams and its group of independent riggers, Future Fibres has been improving cable design and developing the method to assure that the system can deliver repeatable and reliable results.

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