On the water, conditions can change and emergencies can happen quickly. Having the right gear on board can make the difference in any emergency situation. This roundup of gear will get you through them.
These slip-on sailing shoes are more protective than flip-flops and easier than sneakers.
Sizzling hot? Cool off with these.
Check out CW‘s picks for summer 2014.
Whether you’re too hot or too cold, this jacket is perfect for any time.
The easy-to-see watch face and countdown timers make this watch a must-have for any competitive sailor looking to improve their starts.
The Ignite by Ocean Rodeo is not your typical foul-weather gear.
Is there a water lover on your holiday gift list? Take a look at this year’s picks that are sure to please. Sponsored by Regatta Ginger Beer
A major clothing retailer and a sailboat owner ignore the misplaced punctuation and find common ground.
These sunglasses from Nautique Optix combine a sailor’s love of fine woodwork and sunny days.
Maui Jim’s On The Water sunglasses collection makes a day on the water easy on the eyes.
You want color, they got color. You want comfort and support, they got both. You want them water resistant yet able to withstand a wet environment, no problem; they got that covered, too. Most important, sailors want their boat shoes to keep them on the boat. Grip is the common characteristic in new models. “You’re not going anywhere in this shoe,” says Michele Pytko of Sperry Top-Sider’s Sea Kite Sport Moc—except out to dinner, once you’re ashore, for all these models boast versatility, too. By
On the water, conditions can change and emergencies can happen quickly. Having the right gear on board can make the difference in any emergency situation. This roundup of gear will get you through them.
These slip-on sailing shoes are more protective than flip-flops and easier than sneakers.
Sizzling hot? Cool off with these.
Check out CW‘s picks for summer 2014.
Whether you’re too hot or too cold, this jacket is perfect for any time.
The easy-to-see watch face and countdown timers make this watch a must-have for any competitive sailor looking to improve their starts.
The Ignite by Ocean Rodeo is not your typical foul-weather gear.
Is there a water lover on your holiday gift list? Take a look at this year’s picks that are sure to please. Sponsored by Regatta Ginger Beer
A major clothing retailer and a sailboat owner ignore the misplaced punctuation and find common ground.
These sunglasses from Nautique Optix combine a sailor’s love of fine woodwork and sunny days.
Maui Jim’s On The Water sunglasses collection makes a day on the water easy on the eyes.
You want color, they got color. You want comfort and support, they got both. You want them water resistant yet able to withstand a wet environment, no problem; they got that covered, too. Most important, sailors want their boat shoes to keep them on the boat. Grip is the common characteristic in new models. “You’re not going anywhere in this shoe,” says Michele Pytko of Sperry Top-Sider’s Sea Kite Sport Moc—except out to dinner, once you’re ashore, for all these models boast versatility, too. By
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