Winter Sailing Gear

   Firstly I should point out that Sandiline sponsored our nationals this year so I might be biased...

I would recommend the Sandiline winter hickers. They are an awesome bit of kit. In my opinion their hickers generally are the best currently available on the market (as worn by Ben Ainslie at London 2012) and their winter hickers offer the same performance but with extra warmth. They just need to be teamed with the appropriate top depending on how cold it is making them goo for those cold, wet and windy summer days - Sandiline offer a couple of different tops to compliment. 

Alternatively I think Rooster offer some very good cheaper tops that offer excellent performance for the money. The Sandiline winter hikers are around your budget at £165. 

http://www.suntouched.co.uk/sandi_003.htm

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charlie1019 Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Posting king Joined: 28 Nov 05 Online Status: Offline Posts: 173	Post Options Post Reply Quote charlie1019 Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Winter Sailing Gear Posted: 07 Sep 13 at 1:35pm
	Firstly I should point out that Sandiline sponsored our nationals this year so I might be biased... I would recommend the Sandiline winter hickers. They are an awesome bit of kit. In my opinion their hickers generally are the best currently available on the market (as worn by Ben Ainslie at London 2012) and their winter hickers offer the same performance but with extra warmth. They just need to be teamed with the appropriate top depending on how cold it is making them goo for those cold, wet and windy summer days - Sandiline offer a couple of different tops to compliment. Alternatively I think Rooster offer some very good cheaper tops that offer excellent performance for the money. The Sandiline winter hikers are around your budget at £165. http://www.suntouched.co.uk/sandi_003.htm

lewis brown 29er Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Newbie Joined: 10 Feb 13 Online Status: Offline Posts: 8	Post Options Post Reply Quote lewis brown 29er Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 07 Sep 13 at 8:40am
	Just wondering if you guys could give me any ideas for good sailing gear that keeps me walm durring the winter and not to hot durring the summer months (obviously ill wear my normal summer gear when its baking but i would still want to be able to wear it for the windier wet days.) I want it to be some type of neopreme and not a drysuit. I have a budjet of around £150 and was looking at the rooster supertherm longjohn and top. Thanks