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Sail The Gift - From sailors to tech, we've got the perfect gifts to please every sailor on your shopping list. Face it, if you're going to get wet, you might as well prepare with a good wet one. Don't worry about how much that suit shows, because winning is no small feat.
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Actions on the water start and end with comfort, and that's why we have the new Skiff FireCell Suit and Gill's Top. It looks slick on the outside, but turn inside to see the magic and complexity of these 3.5mm detectors. "FireCell" neoprene panels have a cool construction that traps body heat in small pockets.
Moving tables are placed in all important areas and all seams and seams are taped to prevent water ingress and stains. Outside, abrasion-resistant boards on the knees and seats will withstand the rigors of kinetic cruising. The Race FireCell top, featuring highly absorbent neoprene and a soft moisture-wicking fabric, is perfect for the Skiff suit.
The start of the season Frostbite Laser sailing in Newport, with 50 degree water and 40 degree air temperature, proves one thing: the FireCell creates a furnace when you until the weather sign. As the mercury drops, add a spray bottle and you're good to go all season.
1. Solar Luci Light (Multi-Color)
169-269 • gillmarine.com MTI Lifejackets is a major player in recreational paddling and their entry into the sailing market is with the Vibe PFD. The Vibe of the U.S. Coast Guard Type III, and although it is primarily for whiteboards, it is suitable for sailing because the foam panels are designed for low volume and reflections.
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around the side and back, but not high on the chest. In other words, when tacking, jibing or diving under the boom, there is no battle for Ardennes. The "Z-strap" system, as well as the waist and the shoulder system provide an excellent combination, although the shoulder points must be covered to avoid traps.
The bands should also be trimmed from the tails. A large front mesh pocket holds a variety of items (straps, clips, sun visor) and includes a built-in band. Along with the details, the Vibe is available in safety light or blue, making this PFD perfect for the Opti boy in the sports boat.
95 • mtilifejackets.com Find a Dealer. Water flows directly out through the comfortable soles and the fabric is hydrophobic for quick drying. The heel provides the best support, for running around on the steep side or running around on a small one. Throw on a neoprene sock and you can even wear it with your dry suit in bad weather.
2. Hammock
You don't have to sacrifice style for performance either, so go ahead and wear it right to the racetrack party. $89.95 • www.sperry.com What sets Henri Lloyd's Freedom Jacket apart from its competitors is pretty obvious. The hood of the jacket features the Optivision system with transparent panels to provide the sailors with full visibility.
Windproof and moisture wicking from the top to the hood, the jacket has a thick and high fleece collar for comfort and a visor for full face protection. Henri Lloyd photoluminescent reflectors absorb UV light (sunlight or artificial light) and release the energy in the dark to increase brightness.
Close-fitting sleeves and water-repellent pockets ensure a dry experience. $295.00 • www.henrilloydonline.com Whether you're going 40 knots or you just know why it's called a boom, a sailing helmet provides essential head protection. Zhik's H1 helmet is a thin exposed helmet that makes it difficult to duck under spars.
A half-inch foam liner protects your most valuable asset, and interior channels provide ventilation to keep you warm even on hot days. We tested it and found that of all the helmets we tried, the H1 came out on top. $119 • www.zhik.com It's hard to go wrong with anything from Helly Hansen, and these salopettes are no exception.
3. Dock & Bay Towels
The main characteristic of these turkeys is the stomach, although they are very moist. No matter how hard you are on deck, or how far on the train you are on a hectic day, the crew stays warm and dry without sweating. Although some salopettes have a lot of fabric, the fit and cut of these pants is perfect.
It is also important to note that they have an adjustable edge, even if you are tall and small or small, it can be adjusted so that the deck does not drag. $275 • www.hellyhansen.com All the outdoor personal safety gear you need on board for your next second race in your chain.
Stick to stay alive" is a motto to live by... World Sailing recently updated its offshore rules for 2018, requiring all crew to have a 3-point safety line. The Spinlock lanyards DW-STR/03 and DW-STR/3L are both compatible with the new standard. Demand will be high for next year's race in Bermuda, get yours now.
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160 • www.spinlock.co.uk From Terry Hutchinson, water matters. Drinking plenty of water on race day is often overlooked, but it can have a huge impact on your performance. Hydroflask's stainless steel water bottles keep your favorite drink cool on race day and can withstand being driven downhill.
4. Health Tumbler
Water bottles vary in size from 12 to 64 oz, but our favorite is the 32oz - enough water to get you through the day, and not take up too much space. $39.95 • www.hydroflask.com Every sailor should own a pair of Kaenon goggles. It's rugged, comfortable and comes with an unbeatable warranty for when salt water hits your glass.
Burnets - a favorite of college sailors everywhere - are a top choice, with wide lenses that provide the best protection, even for your peripherals. Choose from a variety of lenses to suit your needs (or style) and hit the water. $239 • www.kaenon.com If you're looking for a great pair of sunglasses for that casual sailor, Smith's Lowdowns will give you the best.
good without loss. Lowdowns offer great protection, a wide view and won't slide off your face; perfect for when you need to look for puffs or catch the guard by the jibe. Smith has many colors and styles of glasses to suit every situation. (Croakies sold separately) $69 – 169 • www.smithoptics.com Cool, soft and hard, big and small, but for the tight spaces of a sports boat, the Yeti Hopper Flip 12 is
this is what you want. Yes, it costs $250, which critics say is too expensive for a cooler, but this one is no slouch. Constructed of strong waterproof PVC with welded seams, it may be the last comfort you buy for your racing boat. Our test unit went through a year of abuse, random storage in the pipes, race after race and was none the worse for wear.
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