Even more gifts:
Gift tip 1: mobile pizza pantry
The Koda 12 from Ooni is a mobile, gas-powered pizza oven. Simply unfold the legs and connect the gas cartridge, then after 15 minutes of preheating the oven is ready for the first pizza. In the baking chamber, which is heated to 500 degrees, it is ready after a short time. The temperature inside is regulated by adjusting the gas supply at the back of the housing. It can also be used to prepare casseroles, meat, vegetables and seafood. The price is 349 euros.
Gift tip 2: cool thermos flask
Keeping your favourite hot drink warm for a long time while being easy to handle and stow - the Light & Compact thermos flask from Thermos does just that. The stainless steel flask is available in two colours, has a detachable automatic closure and a drinking cup. It is available in different sizes. The price: from 30 euros.
Gift tip 3: Battery-powered electric blanket
Anyone who is on board in spring, autumn and perhaps even winter will be glad of any source of warmth on the boat. The Makita cordless heating blanket can be used flexibly as a seat blanket or underlay for the bunk. It measures 140 x 70 centimetres and runs on 12, 14.4 or 18 volts thanks to an adapter. There are three heat settings - the highest setting promises up to twelve hours of warmth. Push buttons on the edge make the blanket versatile. A storage bag for the battery is included in the scope of delivery. The blanket is available from approx. 100 euros.
Gift tip 4: the ideal sailor's cap
Extremely light, quick-drying and yet warm - these are just some of the advantages of the Engel sports hat. The mix of merino wool and silk guarantees comfort, has a temperature-regulating effect and is breathable. The silk content ensures greater tear resistance, a slight sheen and a scratch-free feel. The hat is available in five colours and costs 28.50 euros.
Gift tip 5: Barbecue with gas or coal
The stainless steel Knister barbecue in the Gas Hero version can be operated conventionally with coal or with cartridges to minimise smoke and sparks, for which the gas burner unit is simply installed in the housing. The barbecue can be pushed together to around 30 centimetres and the feet can be folded up, both of which save a lot of space. 229 euros.
Gift tip 6: Muffins without an oven
The Omnia baking attachment is standard equipment on boats without an oven. However, the manufacturer of this clever oven replacement also offers a wide range of accessories - including a silicone muffin mould with space for six small cupcakes. The mould costs around 20 euros.
Gift tip 7: windproof jacket
Ideal as a crew dress or for a sailing partner: the winter jacket collection from Gill comprises three models - Portland for men, Shannon for women and Fitzroy as a unisex version. They are windproof and versatile thanks to their light weight. The Fitzroy jacket is equipped with a lined hood and is available in three colours. From 170 euros.
Gift tip 8: personalised coffee enjoyment
The vacuum flasks from FLSK are classics, and the thermo mug is no less practical. The stainless steel container keeps the coffee warm for up to three hours - and the crew happy for a long time. Names can be engraved on request. The mug is produced in six colours and costs 39.75 euros, engraving 6 euros extra.
Gift tip 9: a special gin
The official gin for Frank Schönfeldt's Regnoc campaign is there, whose aim is to foil a heavy Conger dinghy. The sophisticated drink is handcrafted as "Sailor's Gin" in Gerhard Bosselmann's "presumably smallest private distillery". Botanicals and water: Lüneburg Heath. Volume: 48 per cent. Character: strong, genuine, unbent. Bosselmann's distilling skills earned him the gold medal in 2022. 0.5 litres at 50 euros.
