For Selden mast sections  D109, D121, D129, D137, D146, D160, E122, E130, E138, E155, E170, E177, E189

For Selden mast sections E170, E177, E189, E206,  E224, E237, E274 & Furling mast sections  R190, R213, R235.

For Selden mast sections  F176-F194 , C156-C193

For Selden mast sections F212-F246 & C211-C245

For Selden mast sections C156-C193

This bracket slides in the sail groove. A stop rivet is fitted to the mast in order to prevent the upper edge of the boom from being below the measurement band. A downhaul can be attached to the lower end of the bracket.  This type of boom bracket is specified in some class rules.

Seldén cutter stay spreader hook which can be mounted on the spreader

Manufactured in stainless steel, used in conjunction with slab reefing kits for securing the mainsail tack. This fitting ensures durability and resistance to corrosion. The pin diameter can vary, so it's important to choose the right size for your specific setup.

The Selden Gooseneck Tack Fitting with Reefing Hooks  is designed to attach the tack of the sail to the gooseneck on the mast, providing a secure and adjustable connection. The reefing hooks allow for easy reefing of the sail, which is the process of reducing the sail area in strong winds to maintain control and stability.

The Gooseneck Toggle for a Keelboat/J24 is a crucial fitting that allows for the universal movement of the boom both horizontally and vertically. This fitting is made of stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. It includes attachment holes at 90 degrees to each other, which helps in securing the boom to the mast.

Selden boom toggles are essential fittings designed to secure the boom to the mast, allowing for smooth and secure movement. These toggles are typically made from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion. They are designed to withstand the harsh marine environment and provide long-lasting performance. Please use the specification information on the MORE INFORMATION tab to make sure the correct toggle is ordered to match your boom and mast section.