Sailing jacket Coastel Challenge of Sardinia - white/red

Research shows that around 70% of the total population dreams of sailing, but only around 5% sail or sail occasionally.The charterers recorded the largest increase in sailors! And it is precisely for this group that BMS has developed the new functional sailing suit "BALTIC-MATCH RACE".A group that not only sails, but is always active in sports, walking, walking the dog or, if time permits, golfing, horseback riding, skiing, boarding.Here BMS benefits from the experience with the BMS "Challenge of Comfort" 3in1 Pro outdoor jacket, which has been successful in the leisure and professional sectors for years.The new breathable material with "CLIMATE-XXL" technology is a coated microfiber that not only defies wind and weather, but is also very comfortable to wear. The grip is soft and has nothing to do with the classic oil jackets.The designer Bernd-Michael Schröder "BMS" from Hamburg's warehouse district remains true to his classic design and uses the two horizontal chest/arm stripes with reflex as a safety feature. A sailing jacket in the 3in1 version is presented for the first time (based on the classic heavy-weather offshore suit “Challenge of America”).The sailing jacket is combined with an Antarctic fleece jacket. The fleece jacket itself is lined with taffeta. This taffeta lining makes it easier to slip into the jacket, prevents static charging and is an additional "windbreaker".Dressed like this, you can survive every Scandinavian low with polar cold air.If the sun is shining and medium winds are blowing, the Antarctic Fleece "Windsmoother" jacket is usually sufficient. But at high temperatures and rain (like in the Mediterranean), the single outer jacket is the optimal piece of clothing.Combined with the BALTIC MATCH RACE dinghy trousers, it is probably a sailing suit that sets new standards similar to the invention of the dry suit by Bernd-Michael Schröder.Snowboarders have tested this suit on the Aletsch Glacier at minus 15 degrees and were enthusiastic about the function and the sensation that they caused with this suit.

The Challenge of America design with the double reflective stripes around the chest and arms is not only exceptional, but also guarantees safety and quality. This suit is probably one of the most successful creations from BMS and a role model for many! The generous cut guarantees optimal wearing comfort. The combination possibilities are particularly varied with sailing jackets, trousers, Dry-Anorac, flotation/swimming jacket, overalls for adults and children, and the high-tech model Survival Suit. This collection is now used by Greenpeace, police, fire brigades, rescue services, pilots, BGS and many other professional users. The Challenge of America Sailing Jacket is the rugged offshore sailing jacket made from the highly tear-resistant nylon oxford, extra strong, and strong welded seams. The wind and weather insurance par excellence.Generously cut to fit a thick fleece jumper underneath for optimum comfort.The sleeves with neoprene cuffs are slightly overlong to prevent the jacket from riding up too far during overhead manoeuvres.The hood construction sets the standard for comfort and can be adjusted to the respective head shape with Velcro. Press studs on the collar, with the additional drawstring, guarantee optimal protection. The robust two-way zipper is lined inside and outside with a water lock and, in conjunction with the cover flap, guarantees the greatest possible waterproofness in the front area.The large front patch pockets have a waterproof section and fleece-lined slip pockets for warming hands.The inside chest pocket with zipper secures your valuables from moisture.In addition to the reflective stripes on the arms and around the chest, there are high quality reflective areas on the front flap shoulders, sleeve fastening and double design on the hood.The nylon taffeta lining, in combination with the mesh lining on the jacket hem, optimises comfort. The moisture-enriched air can be transported out of the jacket during movements.