As the market leader among sailing watch manufacturers, Garmin presents the Quatix 7 Sapphire, the successor to its successful model, which has an AMOLED display (longer service life, lower energy consumption) and of course all the interfaces to Garmin plotters, autopilot and Fusion sound system that water sports enthusiasts need. The watch costs 999 euros.
The cap-horn boots from Adhera are said to do two things particularly well: they are very light at 320 grams and are said to offer extremely good grip on deck. According to the manufacturer, the SSR Grip sole should provide good grip even on a wet stainless steel surface thanks to the special ribbing and thus outperform all soles on the market. The insole has an antibacterial finish. Available in blue and yellow. Price: 107 euros.
With the Handy Dock, LTC presents a hook for easy mooring to buoys. It is easy to attach with the matching boat hook and is designed to hold boats up to 20 tonnes securely. The attachment is made of GRP and has a breaking load of 1.5 tonnes. The manufacturer recommends a shock absorber in the mooring line. Price: 75 euros.
From now on, oilskins will be part of Plastimo's Typhoon range. The British company will supply clothing and shoes in future. Both companies are part of Alliance Marine, a network of companies that also includes Bukh Bremen and Ocean Safety. The picture shows Typhoon's lightweight Coast Range oilskins. The jacket and trousers cost from 230 euros each.
The Osea Dry Bag from manufacturer Typhoon has a large compartment with a roll closure and a small front pocket with a waterproof zip. The bag can be shouldered comfortably using the adjustable straps. So everything stays dry when you take your SUP to the beach. The Osea Dry Bag holds 20 litres and also has non-waterproof storage options on the side. The price has not yet been finalised.