POWER SPORTS

Power Sports involve high-speed, therefore an increased exposure to surface chop and wind chill. Look for materials that stop wind chill, aid with water run-off, but also offer insulation and breathability for when things heat up. Fernotherm3 is a popular material for power water sports as it provides excellent insulation and is durable enough to withstand rigorous activities.

Unless your climate is extremely cool or your expectation is to be in the water a lot, the thickness of a thermal garment is less critical than its ability to stop wind-chill. Consider thermal layering with Fernotherm3 garments if you are using dry jackets in extreme environments.

High intensity, high speed power sports, call for garments that fit well and can flex as demand requires. Look for thermal garments that offer good flexibility and are designed to allow for a full range of motion, whilst maintaining the thermal benefits

A thermal garment should keep you warm and comfortable during power water sports activities. Consider carefully accessories like gloves, hoods, socks and boots to couple with your garments to protect exposed extremities.

Choose a garment that allows for maximum mobility while still keeping you warm, particularly your core. Keeping your core and vital internals warm, maintain’s blood flow to your limbs and can often keep the arms, legs, hands and feet warm.