Racing Code Zero Materials

Dimension-Polyant CZ Silver

  • Class: Hybrid Laminate
  • Skins: Woven Nylon with Technora Scrim
  • Primary Fiber: Nylon/Technora

CZ Silver is a hybrid Code Zero material that offers improved structure and lower stretch compared to spinnaker cloths, while maintaining light weight and easy furling. It’s the only racing Code Zero cloth that can be launched straight from the bag without a furler. A great option for programs looking for an affordable reaching sail that performs well in light to moderate conditions without the cost of higher-end laminates.

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Dimension-Polyant PXB

  • Class: Polyester Laminate
  • Skins: Film
  • Primary Fiber: Polyester

PXB is a lightweight polyester laminate adapted for racing Code Zeros where improved structure, lower stretch, and tighter reaching angles matter. It offers better pointing, reduced heel, and a flatter flying shape compared to hybrid materials, making it a strong step up for programs looking to maximize Code Zero range without jumping to membranes. Ideal for racers focused on tight reaching and early J0 development on a budget.

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Evolution Sails

EVO 04 / 06
Class: Triradial Laminate
Skins: Film
Primary Fibers: Technora

EVO 04 and EVO 06 are Technora-based racing laminates developed for high-performance Code Zeros. Built with a lighter skin and tailored fiber layout, they deliver flatter entries, reduced heel, and cleaner shapes across a wider wind range than polyester options like PXB. EVO is ideal for J0-style sails and reaching Code Zeros, especially when paired with a Structured Luff to unlock tighter angles and lower loads. A strong step up in performance without the cost of membranes.

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Evolution Sails

Evolution E-Tech Composite

  • Class: Film-on-Film Membrane
  • Skins: Film
  • Primary Fiber: Carbon/Technora (Aramid)

E-Tech Composite is a high-performance racing membrane built fiber by fiber using carbon and Technora. It delivers exceptional shape retention, low stretch, and precise aerodynamic control—ideal for any type of Code Zero, especially J0s and tight-reaching sails. Available with a Structured Luff for reduced tack loads and flatter entry angles, E-Tech is best suited for day races, overnights, and shorter distance events where performance is the priority and added skin protection isn’t needed.

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Evolution Element Composite

  • Class: Film-on-Film Membrane with Light Skin
  • Skins: Light Skin (Single or Double)
  • Primary Fiber: Carbon/Technora (Aramid)

Element Composite combines the high-performance carbon and Technora membrane structure of E-Tech with the added durability of Light Skin on one or both sides. Designed for offshore racing and endurance events, Element delivers top-level shape retention, tight-angle range, and clean furling—with extra protection for furling cycles, handling, and UV exposure. Available with a Structured Luff to lower tack loads and extend usable angles, Element is ideal for boats tackling Transpacs, Transatlantics, or any serious offshore program.

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Structured Luff (Optional Upgrade)

Structured Luff is a performance-enhancing design available on EVO, E-Tech, and Element Composite Code Zeros. It features positive luff roach and built-in vertical structure that allow the sail to fly with less halyard and tack tension. The result is a flatter, more stable entry, lower loads on your rig, and better performance at higher apparent wind angles—especially valuable for J0s and tight-reaching sails.

This design also offers a potential rating advantage under ORC, IRC, and PHRF by increasing the mid-girth without adding rated sail area. It improves furling, reduces heel, and helps push your Code Zero deeper into jib territory.

Structured Luff designs are also available for jibs and genoas.

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