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The CL244/S9 clamp-on tube cleat fits 24 to 27mm tubes (1" tubes), perfect for Wingfoiling handle grips. It's easy to fit and features a strong aluminium cleat in a nylon clamp, secured by screws. A rubber friction packer ensures a firm grip and accommodates slight variations in tube diameter and oval tubes. Available in Silver or Hard coat finish, this addition expands the range to fit tube diameters from 24mm to 43mm.

The IODA by Birdyfish, manufactured in France, is a 3.2m single-person dinghy that foils at just 8 knots. It uses our CL211Mk1 to adjust the kicker, the CL222 for the tiller downhaul, and the CL211Mk2/S2 for the main outhaul.

The D-Zero by Devoti is a single-handed, lightweight 4.2m dinghy. It uses our CL828-68AN Aerocleat to adjust its toe strap from the dagger plate housing, making adjustments easier without shifting your weight too far aft

The Clamcleat® CL290 Titanium Trapeze cleat and handle are designed for the ultimate pro sailors. Made from Titanium Ti-6Al-4V with no moving parts. This aerodynamic, lightweight trapeze cleat weighs only 24g and is 53mm 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 halo ring design allows for extra grip, so sailors with strong hands may not need the blue low-profile aerodynamic handle. Handles are available for sailors who require extra surface area to achieve a 2-finger grip for constant adjustment. The airflow across the side of the cleat when trapezing and the airflow across the back of the cleat on the leeward side are also very important and were critical parts of the design.

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 CL211 Mk2AN can be used with the CL815 keeper which allows the rope to run freely when out of the cleat and keeps it engaged when the rope is engaged . Ideal for spinnaker halyards and applications when you have a fast hoist or drop. For more information visit clamcleat.com.

The European packaging and packaging waste directive 94/62/EC addresses the problem of packaging waste. For some years, we have packed all our cleats in cardboard boxes that don't require staples or adhesive tape. The boxes are 100% recyclable and now display the compliant recycling symbol and weight. The boxes are also ideal for upcycling once empty. The material used on the blue retail cards is fully recyclable polypropylene and now displays the correct recycling symbol and weight. They are designed to hold cleats without using cable ties. Displaying the symbol and weight on each box and card allows the packaging to be managed and recycled more easily. This may take several months for the stock to filter through the supply chain. For a full list of our packaging materials, please contact pbotterill@clamcleat.com.

The Nacra F18 uses the CL211Mk2AN/S2 for the 2:1 outhaul on its curved boom and Decksweeper Rig

GS Composites from Slovenia uses CL271 to tension the handrail on their carbon gangways.

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.