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Clamcleats Ltd has expanded its insert cleat range to 8 styles, allowing designers to press-fit high-strength aluminium cleats directly into custom-moulded plastic housings for compact cord management. New Insert Cleat Models CL718: Optimized for 2–4mm line CL721: Optimized for 2mm line CL724: Optimized for 1mm line The 3 new insert cleats combine the durability and holding power of aluminium teeth with the low weight of a plastic outer structure. They are designed to push-fit straight into a pre-moulded cavity after plastic injection or fabrication. This enables space saving within the product and will works down to 1mm cords in extremely tight or low-profile enclosures.

The 21-boat Nacra 17 fleet raced a nine-race series with one discard. Due to a lack of wind, no final series was held. John and Anna dominated from the start. By the midpoint of the regatta, they had secured four race wins and a ten-point lead, never looking back. “We are really happy to take the win at Kiel Week. We had plenty of light winds, which meant a lot of movement on the trapeze. It was exciting to be racing with the new titanium cleats—they're beautifully smooth to use and perfect for keeping the drag and weight down,” explained Anna Burnet, who, along with John Gimson, was the driving force behind developing the new CL290 Titanium Trapeze cleat. The Clamcleat® CL290 Titanium Trapeze cleat and handle are designed for ultimate pro sailors. Engineered from titanium with no moving parts, this aerodynamic, lightweight trapeze cleat weighs only 21g and is just 46mm in length—reducing its size and weight by nearly 50% compared to conventional trapeze cleats. Designed for use with composite trapeze lines, the top section's halo ring design allows for extra grip, meaning sailors with strong hands may not even need the low-profile aerodynamic handle. For sailors who require extra surface area for a secure two-finger grip during constant adjustments, ergonomic handles are available. Aerodynamics were a critical part of the design, specifically optimizing airflow across both the side of the cleat when trapezing and the back of the cleat on the leeward side.

The Azimut 68 from Azimut/Benetti Group, made in Italy, uses the CL203 and the Keeper CL814 on the foredeck sun sail shade system. The cleats are used to tension the sunshade sail between the four carbon fiber poles. Once the system is in place, simply tension by pulling down the lines through the CL203 cleats.

The Clamcleat® CL835 is designed to guide the rope from inside the tube to the outside, cleating with either Aluminium CL211 Mk2 or Nylon CL272 cleats. It's ideal for use with sunshades and flag poles. The sheave prevents the rope from touching the fixings, allowing it to travel in the same direction as the cleat or at 180 degrees. The plate housing ensures a neat finish, even if the hole cut in the tube is slightly oversized. Simply follow the provided cutting diagram. This device fits tubes ranging from 30 to 150mm in diameter.