K KARVER

Pulleys of metal; pulleys of metal attached by a lacing line through the centre; pulleys of metal with integrated load sensors; metal marine hardware, namely, thimbles; bottom sheaves made of metal which are used for reducing the tension on a halyard of the sail; snap hooks made of metal which use a spring-activated locking mechanism for closing and unlocking used for sailing navigation; metal shackles for lifting and rigging; all of the aforementioned goods intended for sailing navigation

Sail furlers which are used for furling sails around the edges of sails; furlers which are used for furling sails around the edges of sails with integrated load sensors; boat hooks, namely, non-metal boat hooks specially designed for use to hold boat accessories in the boat; protective covers for turrets which are the lower part of the furler fixed to the deck of the boat and used for furling the sail; friction sheaves which have the rope turning around the sheave with no-rotation and causing friction; furling line blocks which are used for securing a rope; structural parts for sail boats, namely, rails which are connected to a boat hull for securing sails on a boat; carts for securing sails on a boat; all the aforementioned goods intended for sailing navigation

Pulleys of plastic; pulleys of plastic materials attached by a lacing line through the centre; pulleys of plastic materials with integrated load sensors; bottom sheaves of plastic materials which are used for reducing the tension on a halyard of the sail; protective covers for swivels; marine hardware made of plastic, namely, thimbles; all the aforementioned goods intended for sailing navigation

[ Non-metal Furling lines sold as an integral component of a sail handling system used for sailing navigation ]