Moderate rain for 2 hr.
5,000 mm Schmerber.
Pockets not waterproof.

Waterproof

Very breathable coated fabric (RET < 12): less condensation.

Breathability

3 zip pockets, including 1 inner pocket.

Pockets

Exterior coating to help counter the wind chill.

Windproof

Fabric treated so that water slides off the surface.

Water repellent

Compact design

Resistance to salt water

An inshore jacket for sailing in warm and stormy weather.

Drying in tumble dryer possible. Low temperature, maximum drum exhaust temperature 60°C.

Maximum washing temperature 30°C. Normal cycle.

Condition

type of lining

Number of Pockets

Stitching Type

Pocket

type of waterproofing

type of hood

thumb pass

Removable Hood

Hood

Style

Zipper Type

Main Material

Snow Skirt

Ventilation Zippers

Skill Level

Frequency

Collar Type

reflective

Precipitation

Weather Conditions

Reversible

sleeve length

Membrane Construction

modular

Lining Material

Pack

breathability (in RET)

Type of Length

Schmerber

Fastener Type

We measure a fabric’s resistance to water pressure in mm of water column (based on the ISO 811 standard). The higher the water pressure a fabric can withstand, the more waterproof it is.
Waterproofing ratings:
Component resistant to water pressure of 5000 mm before and after ageing (5 washes). This is equal to 5,000 Schmerber (the average pressure exerted during rainfall).
The anorak's waterproofness was tested in a rain shower with 60 litres of water/m²/hour for 2 hours.

Waterproofing 1/2

- High collar
- Injection-moulded plastic to avoid salt oxidation
- Water-repellent components (water runs off the fabric)
- 100% taped seams
- Central opening features a flap with a drainage channel for optimal waterproofing

Waterproofing 2/2

The hood is attached and doesn’t stow into the collar.
Height- and depth-adjustable.
The hood visor and headband provide good coverage and a better hold.
The high collar protects your neck.

Features 2 front zip pockets and 1 inner right chest pocket with a rip-tab closure. Note: Pockets are not waterproof.

The full-length zipper includes an inner storm flap that protects you from wind and water,
and the collar has a soft flap to shield your chin.

Front zipper

To find out if a fabric is breathable, we measure its resistance to evaporative heat transfer (RET). The lower the RET, the easier it is for water vapour generated during physical exertion to pass through the fabric.
For example:
RET < 9 = very breathable;
RET 9–12 = breathable.
This jacket has two components with the following RET values:
> more resistant fabric: RET < 12 (or 3621 g/m²/24 h, JIS1099A standard)
Lighter fabric: RET < 8 (or 2972 g/m² /2

This jacket stays lightweight and breathable in wet conditions because water
slides off the treated fabric instead of seeping in. The water-repellent coating applied to the jacket’s exterior may change over time.
To restore it, place the jacket in the dryer for 10 minutes at the lowest temperature.

Water repellency

To preserve its water-repellent coating, do not wash this jacket too often.
Close all zippers and flaps, empty all pockets, and turn the jacket inside out. Wash it on the synthetics cycle at 30°C or 40°C with your usual detergent. Don’t use fabric conditioner or bleach, as these could damage the water-repellent coating. Very important: Choose a full-rinse cycle or extra rinse.

How to wash your jacket

Drying is a crucial phase in restoring the water-repellent treatment.
We recommend laying your garment flat on a clothes rack to dry. Warning: Never dry your jacket directly on a radiator.
Next, put your garment in the dryer and run a short synthetics cycle (10–15 min.) before turning it right-side-out. Caution: Do not over-dry the garment.

How to restore water repellency

Women's Hiking Jackets

Tested in 2 hours of moderate rain
5000 mm Schmerber
Non-waterproof pockets

Adjustable ankle cuffs can fit right over your boots.

Easy dressing

The flat elastic waistband ensures a secure, comfortable fit.

Anatomic design

The pants easily pack down into a pocket.

These waterproof pants were developed for inshore sailing in stormy weather.

Maximum wash temperature of 30°C. Very delicate cycle.

reinforced area

shoes cover

waterproof seam

belt height

Type of Brushing Boots

Silent

Place of Practice

anti-uv

Type of Bell

With Straps

We measure the fabric resistance to water pressure in mm of water column (based on the JIS standard). The higher the water pressure a fabric can withstand, the more waterproof it is.
Waterproofing ratings:
Component resistant to 5,000 mm Schmerber water pressure - the average pressure exerted by water during a rainfall.
These pants were tested in 2 h of moderate rain (60 L/m²/h).

Waterproof properties

Rinse with clean water after use.
Store in a dry place.
Wash as infrequently as possible to protect the water-repellent treatment.
Wash inside out, pocket zipped, on the synthetics cycle (30°C–40°C) with regular detergent. Do not use fabric conditioner. Do not overload your machine. Run extra rinse.
Line dry.
To restore its water repellency, tumble dry inside out on the synthetics cycle for 10–15 min.

Care instructions

Breathability
To find out if a fabric is breathable, we measure its resistance to evaporative heat transfer (RET). The lower the resistance, the better a fabric’s ability to let the body’s perspiration escape.
- RET < 9 = extremely breathable
- RET 9–12 = very breathable
- RET 12–20 = breathable
- RET > 20 = not very or not at all breathable

Clothing

Sole’s material and geometry helps drain the water through channels

Grip

Easy removing thanks to the collar structure and the heel lug

Lightweight material, now just 456 g in size 2/2.5

Lightweight

These waterproof boots are designed to keep your child’s feet dry on a boat, in the rain, or even on a trip to the seaside.

marking outsole

Weight (g)

Removable Sole

Season

Sock Height

Reinforced Rubber Boots

Boots Type

shoes with left or right mark

Playing Surface

Foot Width

Boot Height

Sole Type

Tightening Type

These boots are lab-tested to verify waterproofing, then tested in real-life conditions.
The boot’s one-piece construction ensures that no water can enter.

Fully waterproof

We developed a scale to measure and rate the traction of our products in the lab.
Traction is determined by the material and design of the sole. This product has a grip level of 3 out of 5.

How do you measure the grip?

This model comes in double sizes. It’s important to choose a size that fits snugly when you’re wearing your usual socks.
A boot that’s too big may not provide enough support or traction, and can cause chafing.

How to choose the right size

The top of the boot features a ridged strip that provides extra grip while you’re pulling it on.
The heel has a lug that you can push down to remove the boots easily, even while standing.

Easy to pull on and off

If water gets in through the top of the boot, remove the insole, rinse out the boot, and dry thoroughly by placing it upside down over a broom handle. Dry in a well-ventilated area. Turn the boot over and slip it onto a broomstick.

How to dry your boots

The boot’s collar may seem wide compared to your child’s calf. This is intentional. The collar should be roomy so your child can put their boots on without your help. The collar must leave enough space.
This design choice helps your child become more autonomous.

Wide collar

Size 2/2.5: 
Boot weight: 456 g (16,1 oz)
Outer boot height: 22 cm (8.7 in)
Inner height: 20 cm (7.9 in)
Width: 35 cm (13.8 in) at calf.

Lined for extra warmth and comfort.

The moulded, removable sock liner is machine washable.

Do not wear barefoot. Avoid wearing shorts, rubbing can irritate children's calves.

Technical features

To clean your boots, simply run them under water and scrub with a sponge. For stubborn dirt, scrub with a little soap and a wet sponge.

How to maintain your boots

Rain boots

Very lightweight at barely 1.21 kg in US size 11½-10½ (EU 39/40).

Lining-free technology: inside and out washing, quick drying.

Easy maintenance

Easy-to-put-on mid-calf design with pull loops and grooves.

Ease of use

Traction

Designed for all types of outdoor activities in rainy weather.

These boots are waterproof and very light. Comfortable when walking, and dirt is easy to clean off.

Boots for women in nature

The PVC boots we offer here can be washed easily (inside and out) with water and a soapy solution. They also dry quickly. The mid-calf design, pull loops, and slide-in grooves allow you to pull these boots on and off easily. They also have a non-slip sole to reduce the risk of slipping on wet and muddy surfaces.

The main features of these ankle boots

We recommend that you choose your usual size. Indeed, no fabric inside the boot and therefore no additional thickness. A specific sole is available for this model (see Sole 100), which provides even more comfort, especially in winter. In these conditions, you can step into water puddles or walk in the rain and still feet dry.

Further details

5-5½: 980 g
US 6½-7½ (EU 37/38): 1.04 kg
US 8-9 (EU 39/40): 1.21 kg
UK 9½-10½ (EU 41/42): 1.32 kg

Weight (kg)

Size Inner height (mm)	

5-5½ 230	
6½-7½ 240
8-9 250
9½-10½ 260

Inner height (mm)	

Size exterior height (mm)

5-5½ 250	
6½-7½ 260	
8-9 270	
9½-10½ 280

Exterior height (mm)

Size calf circumference (cm)

5-5½ 36
6½-7½ 37
8-9 39
9½-10½ 40

Calf circumference (cm)

Tested in 2 hours of moderate rain
16,000 mm Schmerber
Non-waterproof pockets

Water-Repellent

We measure the water resistance of a fabric in mm (based on the ISO 811 standard). The higher the water pressure a fabric can withstand, the more waterproof it is.
Waterproofing ratings:
Resistant to water pressure of 2,000 mm before and after ageing (5 washes). That’s equal to 15,000 Schmerber (the average pressure exerted during rainfall).
These pants were tested in 2 hours of moderate rain (60 L/m²/h).

Rinse with clean water after use.
Store in a dry place.
Wash as infrequently as possible to protect the water-repellent treatment.
Wash inside out, pocket zipped, on the synthetics cycle (30°C–40°C) with regular detergent. Do not use fabric softener. Do not overload your machine. Run extra rinse.
Line dry.
To restore its water repellency, tumble dry inside out on the synthetics cycle for 10–15 min.

Breathability
To find out if a fabric is breathable, we measure its resistance to evaporative heat transfer (RET). The lower the resistance, the more a fabric allows the body’s perspiration escape.
- RET < 9 = extremely breathable
- RET 9–12 = very breathable
- RET 12–20 = breathable
- RET > 20 = not very or not at all breathable

Moderate rain. Laminated fabric. 15,000 mm Schmerber.
100% taped seams.

Water pearls and streams off the fabric to keep you dry. 

4 pockets: 2 fleece-lined, 1 at the chest, 1 inside.

Windbreaker, high collar, adjustable hood with visor. Salt-resistant zip.

Breathable 2-layer membrane, RET 12 for moderate exertion.

This waterproof and windproof women's jacket is designed for use when sailing in windy and wet weather and for use at sea and on dry land. 

top length

Compared with our 100 jacket, the 300 jacket has: 
– A more waterproof (15,000 Schmerber) and stretchy fabric.
– A rip-tab wrist fastening.
– A hood that stows in the collar and can be adjusted in depth. 
– An additional outside breast pocket.


Features of the 300 women's jacket

– Laminated fabric. Waterproof fabric: 15,000 Schmerber.
– Water-repellent fabric (water runs off the fabric). 
– 100% taped seams.

Technical features of the component

The hood can be stored in the collar. The collar is then fastened with plastic press studs to prevent oxidation by salt.
Height- and depth-adjustable hood: adjustable at the back of hood and on the collar.
The chin-high collar protects your lower face. Height of the collar (at the back): 9 cm.

Collar and hood

The end of the sleeve is adjustable with a rip-tab to adjust the sleeve length and prevent air and water from getting in.
To remove the jacket more easily, unfasten the rip-tabs. 

Sleeve cuffs

An inner storm flap protects the full-length zipper from wind and water and the collar has a soft flap to shield your chin.

Features 2 front zip pockets. Plastic-moulded zip to prevent salt oxidation.
1 inner chest zip pocket on the left side.
1 inner chest rip-tab pocket on the right side.

Please note: Pockets are not waterproof.

We measure the resistance of a fabric to water pressure in mm of water column (JIS standard). The higher the water pressure a fabric can withstand, the more waterproof it is.
Waterproofing ratings:
Component resistant to water pressure of 5,000 mm after ageing (5 washes). This equates to 15,000 Schmerber (JIS standard), which is the average water pressure during a rain shower.
The anorak's waterproofness was tested in a rain shower with 60 litres of water/m²/hour for 2 hours.

Waterproofing of the 300 jacket

To find out if a fabric is breathable, we measure its resistance to evaporative heat transfer (RET). The lower the RET, the easier it is for water vapour generated during physical exertion to pass through the fabric.
For example:
RET < 9 = very breathable;
RET 9–12 = breathable.
The sailing jacket’s RET is 12.

To preserve its water-repellent coating, do not wash this jacket too often.
Close all the zips and flaps, empty the pockets and stow the hood in the collar. Wash it on the synthetics cycle at 30°C or 40°C with your usual detergent. Do not use a softener, which may reduce the initial performance of the garment.
Very important: Run a full rinse cycle or extra rinse.

Drying is a crucial phase in restoring the water-repellent treatment.
We recommend that you lay your garment flat on a clothes rack to dry. Caution: never dry your jacket directly on a radiator.
Then place it in the tumble dryer on a short synthetics cycle, i.e. 10 to 15 minutes, before turning it back the right way round. Caution: Do not over-dry the garment.

How to restore your garment’s water repellency


100% taped seams. 
2-layer coating. 
5,000 mm Schmerber waterproofing.

Fabric specially coated to reduce the cooling effect of the wind.

3 closed pockets, including 1 inside 
(non-waterproof pockets).

Highly breathable coated fabric (RET < 12) to reduce condensation.

Especially treated so water slides off the fabric surface.

Zippers resistant to salt water and sea air.

A jacket for sailing in hot and stormy weather.

Customization

We measure fabric resistance to water by how much water pressure the fabric can withstand (in mm of water column, based on the JIS standard). The higher number, the more waterproof the fabric.
The fabric of this jacket 

resists water pressure up to 5,000 mm Schmerber. This equates to the average pressure applied by the water during a rain shower.
The waterproofness was tested in a rain shower with 60 litres of water/m²/hour for 2 hours.

The hood is attached and 
adjustable for height and depth. It does not tuck away into the collar.
Visor with a headband to provide a good level of protection and a better hold.
The high neck effectively protects the neck.

2 zippered pockets on the front to put your hands or items and 1 inner right-chest pocket with hook-and-loop fastening. Note: The pockets are not waterproof.

The full-length zipper includes an inner flap that protects you from wind and water,
and the collar has a soft flap to shield your chin.

To measure breathability, we measure resistance to evaporative heat transfer (RET). The lower the fabric's resistance, the more moisture is evaporated, and therefore the higher the fabric's breathability.
For example:
RET < 9: very breathable
RET 9–12: breathable.
This sailing jacket has a RET of 12.

This jacket stays lightweight and breathable in wet conditions because 
the treated fabric repels water instead of letting it soak in. The water-repellent properties are achieved with a treatment applied to the external side of the fabric, but in practice these properties can be altered.
To revive it, simply tumble dry the jacket for 10 minutes on the lowest heat setting.

Wash sparingly to help maintain the jacket’s water-repellent properties.
Close all zippers and flaps, empty all pockets, and turn the jacket inside out. Select a synthetics cycle (30°C–40°C) and use regular detergent. Do not use fabric softener or bleach, as these can damage the coating. Always run a full or extra rinse cycle.

Drying is a crucial phase in reactivating the water repellent treatment.
First, lay the garment flat on a drying rack. Never place it directly on a radiator.
Once dry, put it in the tumble dryer on a short synthetics cycle (10–15 minutes), then turn it right side out. Caution: Avoid over-drying.

How to reactivate the jacket's water repellency

Men's Hiking Jackets

100% taped seams.
2-layer coating.
5,000 mm Schmerber.

Fabric especially coated to reduce the cooling effect of the wind.

2 closed pockets.
Non-waterproof pockets.

Materials and zips resistant to salt water and sea air.

Compact enough to pack into one of its pockets.

This jacket is designed for inshore sailing in wet, stormy and windy conditions. Waterproof in moderate rain for 2 hours.

We measure the fabric resistance to water pressure in mm of water column (based on the JIS standard). The higher the water pressure a fabric can withstand, the more waterproof it is.
Waterproofing ratings:
Component resistant to water pressure of 5,000 mm before and after ageing (5 washes). This equates to 5,000 Schmerber - average pressure exerted by the water during rain.

The hood is attached and doesn’t stow into the collar.
Its depth is adjustable. Regulations prevent the addition of a drawstring on the collar.
The hood visor and headband provide good coverage and a better hold.
The high collar protects your neck.

2 zip pockets on the front of the jacket for your hands or a few items.
NOTE: Pockets are not waterproof.

To find out if a fabric is breathable, we measure its resistance to evaporative heat transfer (RET). The lower the fabric’s resistance, the more moisture is evaporated, and therefore the higher the fabric’s breathability.
For example:
RET < 9 = very breathable;
RET 9–12 = breathable.
This jacket has two components with the following RET values:
> more resistant fabric: RET < 12 (or 3621 g/m²/24 h, JIS1099A standard)
Lighter fabric: RET < 8 (or 2972 g/m²/2

To maintain the water-repellent properties, infrequent washing is recommended.
Close all zippers and flaps, empty all pockets, and turn the jacket inside out. Wash it on the synthetics cycle (30°C–40°C) with regular detergent. Don’t use fabric conditioner or bleach, as these could damage the material’s water-repellent coating. Very important: Run a full rinse cycle or extra rinse.

Drying is a crucial phase in restoring the water-repellent treatment.
We recommend that you lay your garment flat on a clothes rack to dry. Caution: Never dry your jacket directly on a radiator.
Then place it in the tumble dryer on a short synthetics cycle, i.e. 10 to 15 minutes, before turning it back the right way round. Caution: Do not over-dry the garment.

tribord

Rain Boot, 100