Mast chocks in different thicknesses. This is the 6mm thick chock. Other standard thicknesses are 2, 3, 4 and 5mm, allowing fine control of the mast position in the mast gate. All chocks are 100mm wide across the top,  57.5mm wide below the top and 70mm deep (top to bottom).

Similar to Clamcleat wedge CL819 but partly curved underneath to work better when mounted on spars. The extra mounting hole means this fits a number of Clamcleats such as CL211MK2 and CL272 (hole centres 27mm apart) plus CL222 and CL204 (hole centres 36mm apart). Dimensions are 60mm x 18mm and just under 10mm maximum depth. 

A neater/stronger stopper. Instead of tying a knot on the inside, you pass a line through and around the stopper to form a loop, finished with a splice or knot. The stopper always stays in place and cannot slide along the line. The stopper for 4mm rope has a 24mm diameter but other sizes can be printed such as the 5mm which has a 30mm diameter or 3mm (18mm diameter).

A stopper designed to work with two ends of elastic or cord. Can be made in a number of sizes - 4mm cord and 5mm cord are the most common. The 4mm stopper is 25mm wide and the 5mm stopper is just under 32mm wide.

A hollow loop to keep control lines tidy. Designed to be added to continuous control line system using a spliceable core such as Dyneema 12 strand or 4mm continuous control line. The rope core makes this loop unusually strong. Can also use a non-spliceable core if knotted or tied instead - or even a 4 or 5mm elastic core. There are three sizes - the large one has a diameter of 58mm and can be used to keep 50mm toestraps in the right position for hiking. The medium size has a diameter of 42mm and the small has a diameter of 34mm.

A connector to secure a loop of cord as it goes round a mast or post and back on to itself. The two ends of the cord are threaded through the two holes and then round into the other two holes and knotted on the back of the sail tie (first image). The loop is passed around a mast, through an eye in the sail and back over the sail tie, making it strong and secure but easy to undo. Alternatively the tie can be passed loosely around a stowed sail on deck, preventing it from being blown around in the wind. The 4mm version is 24mm x 16mm and the 6mm version shown here is 36mm x 24mm.

The single cord version sail tie. A smaller sail tie where a single cord is knotted at the back, then threaded through the two holes. It needs a bowline knot (or similar) tied into the end of the cord to form a loop that goes back over the end of the sail tie to fasten it. The 4mm tie is 24mm x 12mm.