Sadler yachts are familiar British cruising designs, valued for practical handling and capable sailing in a relatively compact package. Many surviving boats are now at an age where standing-rigging history, replacement spars and changes to furling equipment deserve careful attention. This section provides model-specific guidance for planning standing-rigging renewal, together with indicative costs and recommendations for running rigging, furlers, kickers, winches, masts and booms where suitable data is available. Original specifications are a useful starting point but should not be treated as a manufacturing schedule. Wire diameters, finished lengths, terminals and mast fittings must be confirmed on the individual yacht before ordering.
Useful Sadler rigging guides include: Sadler 26, Sadler 29, Sadler 32 and Sadler 34. Open a model guide for indicative standing-rigging sizes, replacement costs and equipment recommendations.