Looking to replace my main, jib, and spinnaker sheets (Inter 20) any recommendations?

Robline racing sheet for the main and spin sheets. Jib sheets don't require as much of a soft hand since they aren't trimmed as much as they used to be with the self tacker.

I've just gotten a few spools of Alpha Rope from Cotesi in Portugal. The Infusion Mk 2 is rigged with this stuff. If you can find it in a shop, give it a try. I used their single-braid (called SSR) for spin sheet for a season and it held up better than Racing Sheet from Robline.

I am still big on Salsa for all sheeting. They only have two colors and three sizes, but the stuff is great, doesn't kink or knot, goes through blocks easily, easy on the hands and cheap compared to other sheeting line.
Made of Dyneema and has no core, but still non stretch.
Check it out: https://store.catsailor.com/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=15783&idcategory=0
But , I do have Robline as well: https://store.catsailor.com/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=32075&idcategory=0
https://store.catsailor.com/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=16442&idcategory=0
https://store.catsailor.com/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=32070&idcategory=0
https://store.catsailor.com/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=16444&idcategory=0
Rick

+1 Salsa. Raced/sailed the pud out of it for three seasons now and haven't even thought about turning it around yet.
I know nothing about the front of a(ny) boat.

Salsa, replaced Ketchup as the #1 condiment.

And as Seinfeld says, 'people just like to say- Salsa'!

I think it is the best I've ever used as well.

I like Robline racing stuff as well.

Yes, but higher price for stuff that is not quite as good as the Salsa.
Rick

I agree with Rick...Salsa is the best.

I had the Robline flatten out and slip, not a fan.

Salsa is okay, I just prefer a line with a closer weave and more body. Salsa's like a wet noodle on the deck and because of the braid, it stretches a bit. Sheets are all about personal preference - I get that it is cheaper, but it just doesn't do it for me.

I like samson ultralight for sheets... but it isn't taperable really. much less money than full on dyneema cored line. Vectran core line sucks if you ever try to taper it

For sheets, I really like Egyptian Cotton. Pillow cases too.

With at least 600 thread count.

I like chocolate covered Egyptian cotton.

In a word Maffioli used it fot three years on my F18 and it was still good when I sold it made of dyneema low if any strech and dosen't absorbe water tornado guy's use it. Check out Mauri pro sailing ! ! !

And if you like you can dip it in chocolate for fun

Milo Minderbinder is your man.

I figured you would be the one to get that!

I really liked Swiftcord when it came out - it was on the leading edge of the cool single braid development. NewSwift was a disappointing follow-up. The only problem with Swiftcord is that it takes a shape really quickly, IMO - as spin sheet in the Harken 57s, it takes on a hard, triangular shape after only a few regattas. In the Ronstan 55mm Orbits, it just gets chewed up - those blocks are terrific purchase, but really hard on line. That's why I tried the Alpha - they added Cordura to the weave, which stands up to abrasion much better than straight poly-Dyneema blends.