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Now trading as DYSC Marine Supplies, Discount Yachting Supplies is a sailor-focused chandlery in Newtown, Geelong, with a genuinely deep online range. Shop blocks, rope, deck hardware, clothing, safety gear and maintenance supplies from names such as Harken, Ronstan, Lewmar, Selden, Crewsaver, Gill, Henri Lloyd and Liros.
Service area: Australia-wide online delivery
Discount Yachting Supplies has grown into DYSC Marine Supplies, combining its sailing background with the Ross & Whitcroft range under one roof in Newtown, Geelong. It feels less like a generic parts warehouse and more like a chandlery run by people who sail: the range covers performance gear, cruising essentials and the unglamorous maintenance items every boat eventually needs.
Start with sailboat hardware — blocks and pulleys, cleats, shackles, sheaves, winch handles, stainless fittings and wind indicators — then move through rope and cordage, wet-weather clothing, gloves, footwear, bags and safety equipment. There is also plenty for the winter job list, including paints, antifoul, plumbing, skin fittings, anodes and fibreglass supplies.
The shop carries recognisable sailing and chandlery brands such as Harken, Ronstan, Lewmar and Selden for deck hardware; Liros and Robline for rope; Crewsaver and Marlin for personal flotation; and Gill and Henri Lloyd for clothing. Its catalogue also includes specialist and practical finds such as Sailteck instruments, RobShip whipping products and BoatCraft Pacific maintenance materials.
You can order online for delivery, with free shipping advertised on qualifying orders, or visit the Newtown store during published weekday and Saturday hours. The site also notes same-day dispatch for orders placed before its weekday cut-off, making it useful when a missing part is holding up a weekend on the water.
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You are refitting a yacht, replacing tired running rigging, upgrading deck hardware or want sailing clothing and safety gear from a retailer with a strong sailing focus.
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Before the season: confirm seaworthiness — hull, rig, engine, electrics, sails and safety gear — and replace or service wearable items. After the season: wash, dry and protect gear, service consumables and record what you did so the boat’s ready and reliable next season.
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Do regular rinsing, inspection, gentle cleaning and proper stowage for sails; wash, inspect and replace lines as needed; and clean, lubricate and check blocks and sheaves — these simple routines will greatly extend their life.
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