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What to Wear - Principles of Layering

By Rooster Sailing 2nd October 2020

Whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned professional, wearing the right kit for the conditions and being comfortable on the water can affect your enjoyment, safety and results. The buzz word in the technical marine clothing industry at the moment is “layering,” but what does that actually mean? The idea can be confusing, particularly in winter when too many layers of warm clothing can leave you looking like the Michelin man and unable to move. Thanks to advances in fabric technology and the way these are applied to the design and fit of sailing kit, you can find...

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Tell Tales or Tails?

I am keen that you start telling tales that Rooster now has a Teflon® impregnated wool tell tails set that enables...

By Steve Cockerill 2nd October 2020
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How To Keep Warm When Training Through The Winter

First Published by Nick Welbourn - October 2016. As the sailing season draws to a close many people will be...

By Rooster Sailing 2nd October 2020