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We have put together a list of the most popular questions we are asked by customer when it comes to helping you choose the best dinghy sailing drysuits for your individual needs.   How Can I Make Sure I Order The Right Size Drysuit? Drysuits are normally an easy item to fit given the fact that they aren't a close fitting garment. The internal braces and elasticated waist also help in giving your drysuit a good fit. Look at the size chart and make sure you order the most appropriate size. ...

Winter Sailing? What to Wear with a Drysuit   Stay Warm Wearing the right kit will allow you to stay warm and comfortable while enjoying your winter sailing. How much to wear to keep you warm depends on a number of factors; How cold it is. To what extend you feel the cold (Some people feel the cold more than others). How active your sailing is going to be (If you are going to be working hard then you will need less to keep you warm, similar to go for a run or a walk in the winte...

We are often asked if where a drysuit will keep you warm. This isn't really the case, but it goes along way to helping. By keeping you and what you are wearing dry, this significantly reduces your heat loss which means it is much easier for you to control your warmth and comfort. What you wear under the what you wear under/over your drysuit and on your extremities will ultimately determine how warm you are. Make Sure You Wear the Right Type of Clothing It is important that the what you wear under ...

Long Established Family Business Trident was established in 1983 by Dave & Jackie Gebhard as a sailmaking business, both keen dinghy sailors of the 70s, made dinghy sails as a hobby, and are still racing competitively most weekends. The business grew quickly to include the manufacture of waterproof and thermal clothing, initially designing dinghy suits and woolly bear fleeces, in the days of the yellow wellies. They also supplied the Shipyards, Oil Rigs, Fishing Industry and other commercial bus...