RAB LOGO BEANIE HAT £15 from
Facewest.co.uk
Put one of these RAB beanies on in lime, amethyst or ocean colours to look cool while you keep warm. Try wind-resistant fl eece or a lightweight Merino wool variety.
GUL POWER BOOTS
Available on
mailsports.co.uk from £27.50 or other online retailers “I heart my Gul boots,” says Sefryn Penrose, regional co- ordinator of OSS Oxon. “They come in 5mm and 7mm versions, with a velcro anti-fl ush strap. They don’t interfere with swimming, are perfect for crawl, and the hard rubber sole will stop numb feet from encountering underwater nasties.”
COMARK PDT300 WATERPROOF DIGITAL THERMOMETER
comarkltd.com £17 + VAT
Measuring the water temperature before get ing in will help you to plan the distance and time length of your swim This Comark model is built for constant use in wet conditions.
ROBIE ROBE
“Stand on it to keep your feet dry and then bring all your wet kit home in it aſt erwards.” Sarah Tunnicliff e, OSS Lakes and North Yorkshire
£34.99 from
robierobes.com in red, green, pink, turquoise, black, blue, raspberry and purple This simple-but-eff ective piece of kit is a monk-like towelling robe with a snazzy hood. It's great for changing clothes in the outdoors, saving blushes and windburn. Surfers use them all year round to keep chills off wet bodies and so do we. They're incredibly comfy and practical and come in a variety of colours and both adult or kids' sizes. For your chance to win one of the pair we've got to give away, turn to page 39.
FROSTFIRE MOONBAG Available from Frostfi
re.co.uk
and various other outlets for £14.99 A changing mat and a waterproof
wetsuit bag in one, this snazzy item comes in a variety of colours and will save your feet from cold rocks and sand when standing outside.
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