Winch cranks

WinchRite Sailogy is a portable electric winch crank,

which helps you with sail handling. Weighing just 3kg and with an ergonomic design, it is both easy and convenient to carry and use. You simply position it like a regular handle and press a button. WinchRite has a powerful torque of 130Nm, meaning it can handle any winching job you might do by hand.

The built-in battery is easy to charge with the included 220V charger. You can easily adjust the speed and direction of the winch. It is perfect for both single and two-speed winches. The powerful motor allows you to winch up the sails easily without manual effort. It is also useful in bad weather, reducing the risk of dangerous situations. The package includes everything you need. In addition to the winch and charger, you also get a practical bag, a holder and two winch tips that fit both standard and larger winches.

SpeedGrip handles are designed for the demanding racing sailor and work effectively in both light and strong winds.

The unique grip allows for fast rotation with a light load using the palm of the hand, as well as powerful two-handed cranking when the load is heavy.

The low-profile B8ASGLP is designed for fast, one-handed spinning when speed is more important than strength.

These robust, low-friction ball bearing handles are suitable for a wide range of winch applications for both racing and recreational sailors. The ball bearing coated grip of the handles transfers power efficiently to the winch. The locking handles are easy to attach and release with a thumb operated switch.

These robust, low-friction ball-bearing winch handles are suitable for a wide range of needs for both racing and cruising sailors. The ball-bearing grip of the handles effectively transmits power to the winch.

The B10ADL model has a lock-on switch and allows for powerful two-handed cranking.

These robust, low-friction ball-bearing winch handles cover a wide range of applications for both racing and cruising sailors. The ball-bearing grip of the handles effectively transmits power to the winch.

The locking handles are easy to attach and detach with a thumb switch.

The SpeedGrip handle is a winch handle used for adjusting sails. The ergonomic design provides a good grip for both precise and powerful work.

Speed ??and power in the same handle: in light winds, the sails can be adjusted quickly, and when the wind gets stronger, using the handle with both hands provides the necessary torque.

Perfect for racing and situations where efficient winch use and control are crucial to performance.

These robust, low-friction ball-bearing winch handles are widely suitable for use by both racing and cruising sailors.

The handles have a ball-bearing grip that efficiently transmits power to the winch and reduces friction during use.

Racing sailors prefer regular (non-locking) handles because they are quicker to install.

These robust, low-friction winch handles with ball-bearing handles are widely suited to the needs of both racing and cruising sailors.

The ball-bearing grip part of the handles transmits power efficiently to the winch, which improves operating efficiency and reduces strain.

The locking handles are easy to attach and detach with a thumb switch.

SpeedGrip handles are designed for the demanding racing sailor and work effectively in both light and strong winds.

The ergonomic design allows for quick rotation with a light load using the palm of your hand, as well as powerful two-handed cranking during heavy loads.

SpeedGrip handles are designed for demanding racing sailors and work effectively in both light and strong winds.

The special grip design allows for fast rotation with a light load using the palm of the hand, as well as powerful two-handed cranking during heavy loads.

The low B8ASGLP model is designed for fast, one-handed spinning when speed is more important than strength.

Lightweight and buoyant Titan series winch handle, 250 mm. Lockable. Strong composite construction, red body and black handle. Designed to withstand the harsh demands of salt water.