Abstract: An asymmetric sail furling and unfurling device comprises a tubular outer foil and an inner stay foil, the inner and outer foils providing a foil assembly adapted to transmit a torque for furling an unhoisted sail, which is furled on a sheath foil fitted on the outer foil, with the assembly of the foils and sheath being flexible.

Abstract: A sail furling/unfurling device comprises at least an outer foil wound about and made rigid with an inner foil or stay designed for transmitting the furling torque required for furling a sail being wound on a sheath profiled element, thereby the device allows to furl and unfurl large downwind foresails, i.e. asymmetrical spinnakers or the like, such as gennakers or MPS and can be easily used to hoist and lower the sails, in a simplified manner for a cruiser sailing with a short-hand crew.

Abstract: A sail furling/unfurling device comprises at least an outer foil wound about and made rigid with an inner foil or stay designed for transmitting the furling torque required for furling a sail being wound on a sheath profiled element, thereby the device allows to furl and unfurl large downwind foresails, i.e. asymmetrical spinnakers or the like, such as gennakers or MPS and can be easily used to hoist and lower the sails, in a simplified manner for a cruiser sailing with a short-hand crew.

Abstract: A device for winding sails comprises at least an outer contoured element wound on and made rigid with an inner contoured element for transmitting a torque required for winding a sail being wound on the outer contoured element. The device allows to wind and unwind large size sails, for bearing arrangements, such as asymmetrical spinnakers, or sails of a same type, such as gennakers or MPS's.

Abstract: A device for winding sails comprises at least an outer contoured element wound on and made rigid with an inner contoured element for transmitting a torque required for winding a sail being wound on the outer contoured element.