Doyle StackPack Cost

[Jeff Orlando]

I received a $9500 quote from a local loft for a Doyle StackPack system including both sail and cover.  The cover is $2750 of the amount and the balance for the sail which I spec'd as a middle of the road cruising sail. 

For those that have quoted or purchased such a setup in the past few years, is that price consistent with what you've been quoted or paid?

Also was wondering if anyone who owns a Doyle StackPack or MackPack has any video of it in use? 

Thanks

Jeff
30-438 SummerPlace
Columbia River

[ed <(.¿.)>]

Hi Jeff;

I had a similar sailcover, one piece, zippered up the front of the mast, that remains permanently in the hangars, made by Genco Sails, in Toronto for about $1,100.00

 

Works great.

 

Cheers,

Ed Collis

[Ron Singerman]

Jeff,


Serenity II is now without a sail due to the fact that I am having a Doyle stack pack made for her that will be installed later this week.  My Cost, including the add'l blocks and hardware required for the outboard reefing came to considerably less than your figure.  I also looked into the Mack Pack before making my decision.  Another Nonsuch Captain recently purchased one from Mack and after discussing the pack with him, despite the lower price of the Mack, I decided to go with Doyle.  My sail is almost new so that was not an issue.

Reef early,

>>ron<<

Serenity II
Nonsuch U 479
Gulfport, FL

[Frank Anderson]

I bought my Stact-Pack for my 30 from Doyle and had it attached to my sail in I believe 2005. It cost me $2000 back then.  I considered it one of my best investments.

As Allen Ames told me back then ( Yes, it is expensive,but I find that I sail more because of the ease of use).  I found that true as well.

Frank Anderson 

Soon to be the owner of a Nonsuch 26 If all goes well.

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[Allen Ames]

The Stack-Pack (sp?) was one of the best investments I ever made.  ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES!  When they say, "It's like a Stack-Pack", DO NOT BELIEVE THEM! They are all significantly inferior.  (And NO, I have no financial interest in the company.)

 

As an old friend once said, "Officially, it costs nothing: IT'S FOR THE BOAT!"  If the government can carry millions of dollars "off-budget", a boat owner should be able to treat ESSENTIAL boat equipment the same way.

 

See photos in my album: http://sports.webshots.com/album/236527931PrrluY

 

Allen Ames

[Richard C]

We just received a StackPackquote from Doyle for 'PILGRIM' our Nonsuch 36 #59.  A bit expensive, but my wife and I are both onboard for this upgrade.

 

"Thank you for contacting us at Doyle Sails.  My name is Josh and I would be happy to help you with any questions you might have regarding a StackPack for your Nonsuch 36.  There is a quote attached below for your reference.  These systems are a little expensive, but they are extremely nice and durable.  The covers are fully lined with Dacron, constructed with tenara thread and use two #15 stainless steel zippers to open and close the cover. 

P: 53 E: 28 

StackPack (many colors available) $ 3,607 - includes LazyJacks, StackPack Battens.

Installation Cover on Sail: $ 250 

Installation Cover on boat: $ 400 

Quote Date: 9/29/2021 

Terms: 50% Deopsit. Balance due upon completion. 

Prices Valid Until: 10/29/2021 Sail Prices FOB Doyle Sails Seattle, Seattle, WA Sail Quotation for Nonsuch 36 "

[John Batchelor]

Welcome to Nonsuchland Richard!

We received  the same StakPak quote from Josh at Doyle and ordered one a few weeks ago - Josh should be installing the new sail cover in October.

I bought Wind Rose in Semiahmoo in 2015 - great place to sail!

Best regards

John Batchelor

Wind Rose 

NS36 #27 

Kirkland WA

On Sep 29, 2021, at 10:31 AM, Richard C <chase....@gmail.com> wrote:

We just received a StackPackquote from Doyle for 'PILGRIM' our Nonsuch 36 #59.  A bit expensive, but my wife and I are both onboard for this upgrade.

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[William Benjamin]

Josh put a stack pack on our 30C, 3 or 4 years ago now.  He was good to work with and we've really enjoyed having it.

The otters who we're thwarted from making our sail their condo were less impressed.

Will B

Z Fat Cat

Bainbridge Island WA