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Washing & Waterproofing  Your Waterproof & Breathable Apparel | A Quick How To

Washing & Waterproofing Your Waterproof & Breathable Apparel | A Quick How To

From time to time you need to take care of your waterproof jackets and apparel to keep them in a good condition and prolong their lifetime. Starting with a wash and, if necessary, waterproofing of your trusty gear like sailing jackets, mountain bike trousers, and ski jackets. For post-production washing and waterproofing of our gear, we use eco-friendly and biobased products by OrganoTex.

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Gearing up for the Fastnet Race: preparing for a new season of competitive sailing with insights and tips from an expert

Gearing up for the Fastnet Race: preparing for a new season of competitive sailing with insights and tips from an expert

As spring approaches, racing sailors across the nation are itching to compete both locally and internationally. For many, the ultimate goal is to participate in the prestigious Rolex Fastnet Race. The Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC), the event's organizer, warns that this is no race for beginners: "The Rolex Fastnet Race is not a race for novices. Every crew member must have experience sailing a yacht offshore and be prepared to encounter heavy weather." This year, sailors will embark from Cowes, round the Fastnet Rock south of Ireland, pass the Scilly Isles, and finish in Cherbourg. Spanning 695 nautical miles along the Irish coast, this race against the clock is a dream for many sailing enthusiasts. But how can you transform that dream into reality?   In this interview, we speak with Martin Rinckes, a seasoned rigger who has coached numerous (amateur) sailing teams to the finish line, sharing his expert insights on what it takes to achieve victory. As the preparations for the upcoming season gain momentum behind the scenes, Martin, the owner of 52 Rigging, divulges his secrets to ensuring that you and your team are fully prepared for the first sailing race of the season. So hoist your sails and join us on this thrilling journey to racing success.

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Sailors for sustainability on the preparations for their trip around the world: "what you don't have installed on board can't break either"

Sailors for sustainability on the preparations for their trip around the world: "what you don't have installed on board can't break either"

copyright all pictures Sailors for Sustainbility When Ivar Smits (right in the picture) and Floris van Hees (left) quit their jobs in 2016, it was finally time to start their journey. They have visited 29 countries since, sailed 41,500 nautical miles, and found 60 sustainable solutions: meet Sailors for Sustainability. In this interview, they talk about the preparation and maintenance involved in setting out on a journey like this. How do you find a welder in South Africa? How do you decide when to do major maintenance? What do you take on board?

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