Bespoke Carbon Fibre Steering Wheels for Sailboats and Powerboats

Nov 16, 2023

Upgrade your wheels with a new carbon fibre steering wheel this season. Clean Air Carbon Fiber is a Canadian-based company backed by passionate and accomplished sailors. They produce high-tech carbon fibre construction featuring a high gloss, anti-UV finish. These wheels have improved responsiveness, lightness and strength. Overall, a higher-strength product for a fraction of the weight. Custom colours are available on request. Time for a new set of shiny wheels!

MSRP: 14” $900.00 CAD / 36” $2,500.00 CAD / 60” $5,000.00 CAD

Visit: clearaircarbonfiber.com

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