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The Allen Hardware Handbook – 2025 Recap Issue

by Allen 19 Dec 09:00 UTC
The Hardware Handbook, 2025 Recap Issue © Allen

The Hardware Handbook


2025 Recap Issue

Welcome to The Hardware Handbook, 2025 Recap Issue. In this edition, were sharing a mix of product news, behind-the-scenes engineering, and updates from the wider Allen sailing community.

Youll find highlights from recent projects, including new and specialist hardware developments, insights into boats and classes using Allen gear, and the latest news from our Team Allen sailors. Were also showcasing some of our newest products and giving a glimpse into the processes and thinking behind them.

Whether youre a racer, boat builder, or weekend sailor, we hope theres something here to inform, inspire, and help you get the most out of your time on the water.

So, grab a cup of tea, sit back and find out all the highlights from an amazing 2025 season.

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