GRAHAM RADFORD 13.7

Pricing for GRAHAM RADFORD 13.7 sails is calculated from the stored dimensions for this model, the selected sail type, the chosen build, and any relevant optional extras. Final quotations should still be checked against the actual rig, hardware, and fit of the boat before production.

Cross-cut construction is typically the more straightforward cruising option, with strong day-to-day durability and simpler panel layout. Radial-cut construction uses load-aligned paneling where available, which generally improves shape retention and performance.

Yes. Optional extras are tied to the selected sail family and sail type, so only relevant options are shown in the configurator. Hardware, reefs, UV treatments, bags, ropes, and reinforcement packages appear only where they apply.

It upgrades the parts of the sail that carry the most load: the corner patches, the seam stitching, the reef points, and the head, tack and clew fittings. The standard Coastal Cruising build is specified for club sailing and recreational cruising. The Offshore build is specified for blue water passages and longer distance sailing. If you are planning ocean miles, or you simply want more margin built into the sail from the start, this is the option to add.

Published specifications are the starting point, not the final production sign-off. If your spar, furler, hardware, or previous sail measurements differ, use the quotation flow so the specification can be reviewed before an order is confirmed.