12 09 2022
Już teraz możesz zostawić u Nas żagle za jedyne 1,00 PLN* za DZIEŃ magazynowania !
09 09 2022
Discount 7-15% until the end of October and until the end of 2022 on Dacron sails, laminate sails, and sail covers!
06 11 2021
Look who is coming for our spinnaker bags! Simeon Tienpont! This Dutch sailor, who has competed in multiple Volvo Ocean Races and America's Cups (and won them), is now happy sailing with his new spinnaker bag from Apollo Sails 😉
06 11 2021
Alczento in all its glory. As across the Atlantic, only with Apollo SAILS !!! I have been exploiting their sails mercilessly for many years, they never let me down and they always led me quickly to my destination. At MARINA DE PORTIMÃO, three Hundreds have already signed up for the fight, the arrival of a fourth is expected on Monday, tomorrow morning I have a flight to Lisbon and the last straight is left to take off 11/11
30 10 2021
Love it when customer's bringing in their membranes for services. "All good but please check". Over 3 seasons of use, mainly on a choppy North Sea. To France, Gibraltar etc. Sailing with family and kids on a 40ft'er. Full check, still in superb condition. We would say, as new. There is simply a huge difference in membrane technology, in finishing and material used. B-Sails in Italy is our partner for membranes for years now. Very successful, highest quality we can get. These type of membranes from B-Sails are used by World Champions in many classes, by Vendée Globe skippers, under though conditions in many 600+ NM races like Fastnet and Rolex Middle Sea Races, on Super Yachts, Maxi Yachts. Seriously, you better choose for experience, for quality. Even for performance cruising with kids!!
Since 2003, we have been designing and sewing sails for tourist, regatta and classic yachts. We provide consulting and individual approach to each client. We guarantee the highest quality products made of fabrics from manufacturers such as Contender, Dimension Polyant and Bainbridge.
We design our sails using 3D software from SMAR Azure.
