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Brand: Windesign

€25.95
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This Optimist magnetic boat set is ideal for accurately displaying dinghy races, enforcing and teaching the racing rules, as well as for protests. For sailing clubs, committees, sailors and coaches to use on a whiteboard.

This pack comes in a handy zip lock, plastic bag, small enough to be carried around everywhere, and contains:

  • Three boats in various colors
  • One coach boat
  • Four racing marks
  • One wind arrow
  • One current arrow

Boat length: 5 cm

Package size: 12 x 12 cm

3mm Neo-Skin Long John Junior
3mm Neo-Skin Long John Junior
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Brand: Windesign

€122.50
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Junior Long John made with W-Flex technology which consists of three layers to provide the best combination of durability, stretch and comfort. This Junior Long John comes with a horizontal pee zipper.

Features

  • 3 mm Neo-Skin fabric
  • Velcro shoulder strap
  • Horizontal pee zipper
  • W-Flex technology
  • Flatlock stitching
  • Reinforced in knees and seat
  • High quality stitched leg seals

Sizes: JS, JM, JL, JXL (see table in the description)

The ILCA Book
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Brand: Fernhurst Books

€26.99
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The Laser was launched just over 50 years ago and has now been renamed the ILCA dinghy and moved to multiple licensed builders. To reflect this change, the leading book on Laser Sailing since 1979, The Laser Book, has now been renamed The ILCA Book. In this latest update, it has also moved from a single author, with ILCA guru, Jon Emmett, joining the original author, Tim Davison.

The Foiling Dinghy Book
The Foiling Dinghy Book
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Brand: Fernhurst Books

€22.50
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Since the development of the International Moth into a fully foiling dinghy there has been an explosion in the popularity of the class with some of the world’s top sailors competing in it and many others enjoying the exhilaration of ‘flying’. However there is no doubt that it is a challenge to learn to fly a Moth and other designs are being introduced which are easier to sail and provide foiling opportunities for less dedicated, larger and less agile sailors.

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