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PXR Camcleats
PXR——the cleat you tune for the way you race
Designed for precision control, these cleats feature an adjustable release spring that allows you to control how easy the camcleat is to release—an industry first. The incorporated three-stage release spring can be pre-set for the prevailing conditions and application. Select lighter settings for continuously trimmed sheets, traveller controls, vangs and similar controls. Harder settings for halyards and occasionally adjusted lines.
While sailing, the roller action of the PXR keeps the release effort easy, even as the wind strength increases. A high-performance development of the successful PX range, the PXR is sized for performance rope ranges 2–6mm and 8–10mm. SW-series versions come with a swivel-mount. T-series versions (cleats with retro bases) use the same (27mm and 38mm) hole centers as traditional camcleats, allowing direct retrofit anywhere without drilling. The VP is a pivoting sheave and cleat unit for mast base or track.
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Pros
- Attractive Design
- Easy To Use
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Sailing
- Small Boats
Comments about Spinlock PXR Camcleats:
Can not be used in conjunction with a winch, hand pulled lines only.
Pros
- Easy To Install
- Easy To Use
- Quality Construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Sailing
- Small Boats
Comments about Spinlock PXR Camcleats:
I love these cleats. The first one replaced a simple horn cleat for the furling line on a small keelboat. Huge improvement. Really easy to cleat ad uncleat from a wide range of angles. The second one I bought serves as a main halyard cleat for a dinghy. Excellent for that application, too.
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