RS Aero Harken Blocks - Sailing Chandlery

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January 04, 2019 1 min read

RS Aero Harken Blocks

The RS Aero is fast becoming one of the most popular single handers on the UK market and also across the World. Available with three different rigs it provides options for weight just as the Laser does.

In this article we take a look at the Harken blocks which are used on the RS Aero and direct you straight to the product pages for your replacement pulley blocks.

Explore more RS Aero parts on our dedicated page.

System Block Part Number Product Link
Mainsheet 2135 Harken 57mm Carbo Ratchet Block
Mainsheet 2149 Harken T2 Soft-Attach Carbo 40mm Block
Downhaul and Outhaul 2158 Harken T18 18mm Double Carbo Air Block
Outhaul 404  Harken 16mm Air Block
Traveller Block 2649 Harken 40mm Double Traveler Block
Downhaul and Outhaul 2698 Harken T18 18mm Carbo Air Block
Kicker 348 Harken 29mm Carbo Air Block
Kicker 405 16mm Harken Block with Becket
Kicker 406 Harken 16mm Double Air Block
Kicker 2650 Harken 40mm Carbo Air Block

Other RS Aero Products and Useful Information

RS Aero Rope Lengths

RS Aero Carbon Tiller Extension



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