I am not sure if yiu need anything smaller than 100. I carry our 135 easily to 20 kts. My practice now is to reef at 15kts to eliminate helm overload. I guess if you plan to sail in 30 knots then a smaller jib would be needed along with a double or triple reef.

I ordered a 100% soon after buying my boat. Got it from from Doyle in Alameda. I put it on and leave it for the summer season. A 135 is just too big for most afternoons on the bay during the summer.

My boat does well with a 110% and a double-reefed main on windy days in SF Bay. I was out a couple of days ago in 20 knots with gusts up to 27.

I've used Leading Edge Sails in San Mateo for some repairs and have been pleased with their work.

Our old 140% had a dodgy leech, and they 'trimmed' it to 114% for our trip to the tropics...  I was horrifed at the prospect of sailing 4000 Nm underpowered, but the sailmaker reassured me it was the size they would recommend for a trip to the tropics anyway.
Turns out he was right, we were fine.   Only in very light airs we were underpowered so we dug out the Gennaker.   In 10 knots plus we were fine and 25 plus we were better balanced.   Much more than that and out comes the staysail.
We've ordered a new Genoa, 125% and a sock for the Gennaker.  :-)