Men's Quarter Overalls

The coastal salopette is your first protection against the elements. The first two criteria that a coastal salopette must meet are waterproofing and wind protection. Being directly exposed to the elements, neither water nor wind should pass through. In case of low temperatures, the coastal salopette will not protect you from the cold, you will need to complete your equipment with a technical underwear to ensure your thermal comfort.

However, not all helly hansen coastal salopettes or musto coastal salopettes for example, are created equal and you will have to make a choice to find the model best suited to your practice. If you practice rather coastal navigation, medium waterproofing will suffice. Indeed, you should avoid extreme conditions and torrential rains. If you venture offshore in harsh conditions, we advise a waterproof level at least greater than 15,000 mm, as well as a good level of breathability to limit perspiration during high intensity maneuvers. It will also be very important to check the breathability level of your offshore coastal salopette if you plan to go racing.

Indeed, the maneuvers are always more intense and a coastal salopette with better moisture management will be welcome! Beyond these criteria, you will also have to pay attention to certain specificities, such as reflective details (essential for navigation in low light), or reinforcements at the knees or buttocks (practical for regattas in particular).

Find our selection of coastal salopettes on Nautisports.com. There is therefore no perfect coastal salopette that meets the needs of all sailors. You will need to choose a coastal jacket according to your practice, it will be the same for the coastal salopette by looking first at waterproofing and breathability. Whether you practice coastal navigation or regularly go for offshore regattas, you will find the men's coastal salopette you need on Nautisports.com!