Ullman Sails Northeast

10/12/2026

"From the Logbook: 2016.
A dig through the Ullman archive turned up these photos of the Moore 24 fleet from ten years ago, with quite a few familiar Ullman marks scattered through the fleet.
One of the boats pictured is Moore 24 #68, Gruntled. In 2016, Bart Hackworth and the Gruntled team claimed the Moore 24 National Championship, part of a four-year run of National titles for the boat from 2014 through 2017. David Hodges, whose own history with the Moore 24 goes back decades, was also part of the championship-winning Gruntled campaign in 2015.
Ten years later, the Moore 24 has just celebrated its 50th anniversary back in Santa Cruz.
Five decades on, the boats are still racing hard, the class is still going strong, and the community around them keeps coming back for more.
It made it particularly special to see an Ullman logo at the front of the fleet again in 2026, with Philippe Kahn and Pegasus #125 taking the 50th Anniversary National Championship.
Then: 2016. Now: 2026.
Some sailing stories are worth sticking around for.
📸 2026: Sharon Green | Ultimate Sailing
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10/09/2026

"Sailing really is a lovely way to relax on the weekend.

A few hours on the water followed by carrying sails, folding sails, packing sails, moving bags and trying to remember which bag you put that thing in.

Same time next weekend?

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10/08/2026

Only one week to go…see you soon!

10/07/2026

"Not every boat needs another sail.

But if there's a gap in the inventory, you'll normally know about it.

That awkward wind range where you're asking a little too much from one sail and not quite enough from another.

That's normally where we'd start the conversation about adding a reaching sail. What are you sailing now? Where does it stop working well? And what do you actually want the new sail to do?

Sometimes the answer is another sail. Sometimes it isn't.

Learn more about our Downwind Sails in the link below:
https://ullmansails.h5mag.com/the_axia_series/cover

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10/06/2026

Come with your questions and leave with the answers.

10/05/2026

"Monday morning. We'd rather be here.

A bit of breeze, a full main and somewhere to be.

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10/01/2026

This is the kind of problem an end of season sail check could reveal. This customer was unaware that the UV was degrading his jib Leech. We will rectify this over the winter so he will be good to go in the Spring.

09/30/2026