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Proper equipment: the 3-layer rule for a smooth outing

Choosing the right equipment is crucial to ensuring that your sea outing runs smoothly. And beyond the equipment itself, it's vital to know the role of each layer of protection.

Watch jacket and overalls: the "stay dry" objective

The Watch jackets and the shift overalls must keep you dry. They're waterproof to protect you from the elements, and breathable to protect you from perspiration if it doesn't wick away. This technical feat is made possible by waterproof membranes such as Gore-Tex or the equivalent from other manufacturers. If you're looking for unbeatable value for money, the Veste Skagen Helly Hansen . If you're looking for a high-performance overall, the Salopette MPX Musto will be ideal.

Polar fleeces and softshells: guaranteed thermal comfort

The primary role of the Polaire is to keep your body warm. A fleece must also be comfortable and give you the best possible freedom of movement. A model like the Helly Hansen Daybreaker Jacket meets these needs perfectly. In mild weather, a Softshells such as the can replace your shift jacket and fleece.

Technical underlays: warmth and comfort

T-shirts techniques } like tights or technical pants need to complement thermal comfort, but also be comfortable because they're in direct contact with your skin. A good choice is the } by Helly Hansen, made from Merino sheep's wool.

Find all the gear you need for a sea trip on Nautisports.com

To sum up: the first layer (tights, technical T-shirts, underlays) must be comfortable and offer good freedom of movement. The second layer (fleece) should keep you warm, while the third layer (watch jacket and overalls) keeps you dry. Find a wide choice of products for every layer of protection on Nautisports.com!

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