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product_id: 144565970
title: "New WindPaddle 47\" Adventure Sail"
brand: "windpaddle sails"
price: "€ 14.90"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 6
url: https://www.desertcart.fi/products/144565970-new-windpaddle-47-adventure-sail
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# Stable in 4-30+ knot winds Fits 14-18 ft touring & expedition boats 47" diameter for max power New WindPaddle 47" Adventure Sail

**Brand:** windpaddle sails
**Price:** € 14.90
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🛶 Elevate your sea-kayaking game with the Adventure Sail that outlasts the wind!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** New WindPaddle 47" Adventure Sail by windpaddle sails
- **How much does it cost?** € 14.90 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fi](https://www.desertcart.fi/products/144565970-new-windpaddle-47-adventure-sail)

## Best For

- windpaddle sails enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted windpaddle sails brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Built for the Bold:** Triple-stitched rip-stop nylon and unbreakable composite batten ensure expedition-grade durability.
- • **Power Up Your Paddle:** 25% more sail power with larger 47" diameter for effortless speed boosts.
- • **See & Sail Confidently:** Clear window enhances visibility so you never miss a wave or a turn.
- • **Set & Forget Stability:** Flatter sail profile means less adjustment, more focus on your adventure.
- • **Universal Fit, Instant Attach:** Snaps onto existing boat hardware for seamless setup on most kayaks and canoes.

## Overview

The WindPaddle 47" Adventure Sail is a rugged, high-performance sail designed for serious sea-kayakers and expedition enthusiasts. Made from durable rip-stop nylon with a virtually unbreakable composite batten, it offers 25% more power than its predecessor and excels in wind ranges from 4 to 30+ knots. Its flatter profile enhances stability and reduces the need for constant adjustments, while the universal attachment system fits most 14-18 ft touring and expedition boats. Lightweight at 16 oz and compact when folded, this sail combines durability, power, and ease of use for all skill levels.

## Description

Product Description               We have UPGRADED our BEST SELLING Adventure sail. The NEW ADVENTURE sail is now 47" in diameter (up from 42") with 25% more power. The larger 47″ diameter sail has a new flatter profile, giving you have more power in lighter winds, and the flatter cut allows for a more stable sail and easier across-the-wind sailing. Easily sail in a full 180 degree off-the-wind angle envelope or more! More power, stability and speed! This sail can be used on any kayak or canoe but was designed for the serious sea-kayaker. This is the sail for expeditions on big water and will be pulling hard long after you are ready to head to shore. The “Adventure” will withstand any condition you throw at it. All WindPaddle sails connect to your existing desk hardware and are made with durability in mind. Made from rip-stop nylon sailcloth. The same material big sailing boat spinnakers are constructed of. The clear window allows for good visibility. Seams are triple-stitched and the perimeter batten is made of a virtually unbreakable composite material. Out in big winds on a large body of rough water is not where you want your equipment to fail. These sails will be pulling hard long after you are ready to head into shore. We stand behind our sails with the statement, "IF you can figure out a way to break it, we'll fix it for free."                  From the Manufacturer               We have UPGRADDED our BEST SELLING Adventure sail. The NEW ADVENTURE sail is now 47" in diameter (up from 42") with 25% more power. The larger 47″ diameter sail has a new flatter profile, giving you have more power in lighter winds, and the flatter cut allows for a more stable sail and easier across-the-wind sailing. Easily sail in a full 180 degree off-the-wind angle envelope or more! More power, stability and speed! This sail can be used on any kayak or canoe but was designed for the serious sea-kayaker. This is the sail for expeditions on big water and will be pulling hard long after you are ready to head to shore. The “Adventure” will withstand any condition you throw at it. All WindPaddle sails connect to your existing desk hardware and are made with durability in mind. Made from rip-stop nylon sailcloth. The same material big sailing boat spinnakers are constructed of. The clear window allows for good visibility. Seams are triple-stitched and the perimeter batten is made of a virtually unbreakable composite material. Out in big winds on a large body of rough water is not where you want your equipment to fail. These sails will be pulling hard long after you are ready to head into shore. We stand behind our sails with the statement, "IF you can figure out a way to break it, we'll fix it for free."

## Features

- 100 Nylon
- We've upgraded and increased the size of our BEST SELLING sail to 47". With 25% more power, this sail is intended for the serious sea-kayaker but can be used on any boat by anyone. Attaches instantly to existing boat hardware.
- The NEW "Adventure" sail is built tough with a new flatter profile, resulting in more sail stability, resulting in less sail adjustments in changing wind directions. The sturdy/unbreakable batten maintains sail shape in high wind conditions.
- Target boat – Most any boat will sail better with the New Adventure 47" sail, but was designed for Touring and Expedition boats 14 – 18 feet. Target wind range: 5 – 30 knots. Target paddler: Beginner to expert. Comes with thicker control lines.
- Tech corner: Adventure Deployed diameter - 47". Coiled/folded diameter - 16" Sail area - 12 sq. ft. Weight - 16 oz. Wind Range: 4-30+ knots of wind. (2-6 BFT)
- The NEW Adventure 47" is more stable because the depth has been taken out of the sail shape, tolerating more wind angles, resulting in less sail adjustments. It can be set up for instant self-launching either before sailing or while out on the water.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 16 x 16 x 2 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.48 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions  LxWxH | 2 x 2 x 2 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.1 Pounds |
| Brand Name | WindPaddle Sails |
| Color | Red |
| Material | Nylon |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | WindPaddle Sails |
| Part Number | WPA-R |
| Size | Adventure-1 m2 / 42-Inch Diameter |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

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    You need ideal wind conditions (updated review)
  

*by S***O on Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2013*

I first reviewed this sail two years ago (after using it for a year) and concluded it was a toy, so I gave it only three stars, but after two additional years of using it, fairness required that I revisit the review because I believe I was too critical the first time around.  I carried it on my fully-loaded 17.5' sea kayak in Puget Sound, the San Juan and Gulf Islands, on Lake Powell and recently up the Inside Passage.  Although it is difficult to find the ideal wind conditions to use it most-effectively, on long trips those conditions do come along, so I find myself always bringing it along due to its very light weight and ease of stowing in the hold or on deck.  You just need to know when to take it out and when to leave it below deck.  I can generally paddle faster downwind than the sail can carry me, but I get tired and the wind doesn't.  On days when the wind is variable, I keep it on deck under the bungees and I put it up and take it down frequently, which is no problem once you become habituated to how to fold it.  It mysteriously folds easier when you're sitting in the seat of a kayak than when you're standing on shore.  It collects water when stored on deck from waves and paddle drip, but not enough to create a problem.  It gets caked with salt on the ocean, and eventually the clear plastic  "window" in the center gets wrinkley and yellows noticeably, but that doesn't impair it's essential function, though clarity is diminished.  You need the window, and ocean and UV conditions will age any material after awhile.  Like any tool, your enjoyment of it improves by knowing exactly when and how to use it.The sail requires a confidence building period to develop the temerity to deploy it in really high winds, but that's exactly when it functions most effectively.  Having a rudder on your boat isn't absolutely essential, but is very desirable.  In really high winds, you'll need to use the paddle as an outrigger to keep from capsizing, and to steer (in addition to the rudder).  When the wind is building behind you, you can sometimes become oblivious to the squall that's driving it and fail to note changing water conditions.  Curious things happens when you're traveling by sail with the wind behind you:  (1) waves seem smaller than they are, (2) wind speed seems less than it is, and (3) changes in water conditions become less noticeable.  I once traveled miles up the coast with the sail up because I was caught unawares, and was too terrified to take my hands off the paddle to take the sail down.  You need two hands to fold and stow the sail.  That said, if I had it to do again, I'd opt for the new, larger version of this ("Adventure") sail, or I'd buy the "Cruiser," the largest of the Windpaddle line.  You want the bigger sail for more moderate wind conditions.  There is a learning curve at the beginning, but once you've achieved some proficiency, you quickly start wishing you had bought the bigger sail.  For smaller sit-in kayaks not carrying a heavy load, this size is fine.  One final point:  You can get capsized by this thing if you don't use it properly.  It can fill with water and act like a sea anchor if you're fumbling with it, and it can come out from under the bungees and deploy unexpectedly if hit from the side by a big wave.  Still, think about the "new" larger size (16" diameter, folded) but it still must fit under the front bungees and not overhang the sides of the boat when stowed, so you don't have your paddle to keep hitting it when it's stowed there.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Downwind simplicity
  

*by R***N on Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2015*

There is a bit of a learning curve with this. At first I could only sail predictably downwind ... As I've gotten more time using it I find I'm able to sail off wind reasonably well.It excels at being a compact , lightweight piece of gear that is very easy to take along. If you feel like going where the wind is going or if the wind is going where you want , it is A+ in a fairly good wind. You can go off wind but I generally paddle to get me precisely where I'm going after riding with the wind. I added better clips, a compression strap & a carabiner to make it work best for me. I've sailed a canoe for 20+ years with leeboards & a lanteen rig & I did not want all that . I like it and it is close to being mostly what I wanted. It's simple to carry, set up & fold away. The more I use it , the more I like it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    soon I find it not good idea because it too fast that hard to control
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2018*

I got WindPaddle "Adventure-47" sail in my first time test. I launch  my kayak (12 feet with a rudder) at Riverside Park Vero Beach and downwind sail to nearby city FtPierce where is 13 miles away in 2 hours. The forecast say, 10 m/h to 15 m/h  northeast windy; temperature is 70-80 F degree. On the way, people wave to me who are never see a such sail that is a hemisphere and I wave to back. I put the rope that control the sail under my knees so my hands are free. It is high-speed downwind already but I want to more fast, so I  paddle also. soon I find it not good idea because it too fast that hard to control. I like it so much we shall buy a second one for our tandem 17'' Hobie kayak with double sails

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