Make one?

I make them with carbon SUP shaft filled n drilled

I think Surfsail Australia have them but why not drill a bit of wood or get a winch?

Hello,

Are these what you are after?

www.surfsailaustralia.com.au/product/radz-hawaii-easy-rig

www.shq.com.au/products/unifiber-downhaul-tool-hd-with-integrated-philips-head?_pos=1&_sid=ae3ba6275&_ss=r

Personally, I'd stay with the two-handed styles shown, as they offer more leverage when downhauling a sail, compared to the one-handed style shown below:

www.mariner-sails.com/hobie-tool-easy-rig.html

If you are downhauling a slalom sail of say, 6.5m or above, you are better off using a winch.

Hope this helps.

Mark _australia said..

Ben1973 said..
Never understood the need when you basically have a hugh one with you anyway, that thing called a harness hook

Quicker than tying on to a harness hook I reckon

Don't need to tie it, take the rope over the top of the bar (don't use hook) take it back under the bar so it's pointing towards the sail, then take it over the rope coming from the sail back under the bar in the opposite direction, over the the bar so it's pointing back towards the sail put one hand on the rope grip and pull, hard to explain might have to take a pic. Way quicker then threading through a hole

Don't you people have hands and heels