PRODUCT NEWS
Barton Marine is soon to launch the new Barton Splicer, a balanced and light weight tool that enables faster and easier rope spicing! Inspired and requested by Barton’s Japanese distributor,…
START OF SEASON MAINTENANCE
With spring just around the corner, it’s time to check your deck hardware for signs of wear and tear, especially mast sheaves and blocks before you re-step. A little time…
NEW BARTON FURLER
Barton Marine announced an upgrade to the furling drum range at the METS trade fair in November. The new Furler is now in production and available to purchase through our…
PRODUCT REVIEW – MAINSHEET TRAVELLER SETS
Barton Marine manufactures a full range of re-circulating ball bearing mainsheet and Genoa systems for boats from 6m up to 14m and in three sizes. To make the choice easier…
NEW FURLER DESIGN LAUNCHED
Barton Marine’s new design furler makes controlling the jib a breeze, thanks to its improved performance and design features.Made of fibre glass filled nylon giving it strength and rigidity, the…
PROTECT HER WITH BARTON MARINE’S NEW PRODUCTS
Global leader in high performance sail and deck hardware, Barton Marine is adding to its Carbon Fibre and Kevlar wear and protection collection. Launching at this year’s METS, Barton’s new…
NEW VICTORY HERITAGE RANGE OF CLASSIC HIGH PERFORMANCE WOODEN BLOCKS
Quick View Quick View Blocks, Classic WoodenWooden Block 80mm Single Fixed Eye £10.00 Add to Wishlist Add to Wishlist Combining high performance engineering and classic design, a new range of…
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: K CAMS
Barton K Cams continue to deliver great performance for a great price!Manufactured from Dupont Kevlar/Zytel on our own injection moulding machines, they offer great holding power and light weight, just…
KICKER BLOCKS
Sail control is an important factor in getting the best performance and enjoyment from your yacht. The amount of control required varies according to your type of sailing, either cruising…
How to fit a Barton Marine mast base organiser
HOW TO FIT – MAST BASE ORGANISER
Our example is a Westerly Centaur built in the 1970s, typically the mast control lines were lead to mast mounted winches and cleats which involved going up on deck to…