Sunfish Sailboat Spar Bag on 2040-parts.com
Lexington, Massachusetts, United States
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New Sunfish Sailboat Spar Bag. Bag is large and wide enough to hold a sunfish sail with spars and rigging and a sunfish mast. Bottom of bag is reinforced and the top has a draw string for added protection. A large attached carrying strap makes carrying your rigging a breeze and also aids in tying the bag onto your car or boat Made in America and designed to protect your valuable investment |
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