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December 02, 2017 1 min read

Harken Blocks for a Laser

The International Laser sailing dinghy is one of the most popular single handlers in history and is also an Olympic sailing class for both men and women. Two different rigs are used for the two different events.

The Laser has a strict one-design policy and the boat has changed little since the original 1971 design.

In this article we look at the Harken blocks which can be used on the boats to give you a competitive edge on the water.

Below is a diagram which shows all of the Harken block part numbers for the boat. All of these are in stock and available at Sailing Chandlery.

Laser Harken Blocks

Blocks used on the Laser

For easy navigation across our website we have linked to each of the products used on the Laser.

Although made by Harken, some products are only available through Laser Performance or official Laser dealers.

If you are looking for other accessories or ropes then check out our Laser page, or Laser rope lengths page. We're also a Laser Performance authorised dealer so are perfectly placed to make the best recommendations.



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