Tuesday, 25 August 2015
Wednesday, 24 June 2015
Friday, 19 June 2015
NEW for 2015 Henri Lloyd Coast Suit
HENRI LLOYD COAST SUIT IDEAL FOR INSHORE AND COASTAL BOATING The Henri Lloyd! Coast range has been designed as a functional inshore coastal fully waterproof breathable sailing suit. The two-layer fabric has a Taffeta lining throughout. The Coast Jacket features a foldaway high-vis hood with Velcro cuff and draw string hem. The high-fit trousers have an internal gusset behind the front zip fastener, equipped with reinforced knees and seat complete with drainage The Henri Lloyd technical information * Breathable, 100% waterproof and wind-proof * Two-Layer fabric with Taffeta lining throughout * Velcro cuff and draw string hem on Jacket * Centre front zip on Jacket with storm flap and drainage * Hi-fit trousers with fully reinforced seat and knee areas * Elasticated brace and Velcro ankle adjustments * Fully tapped seams and a DWR finish to shed surface water |
http://marinestore.co.uk/Henri_Lloyd_Coast_Suit_2015.html |
Friday, 12 June 2015
Helly Hansen Special Offer
To celebrate Team SCA's first Volvo Ocean Race leg win, we've hidden a Helly Hansen discount code on our website, our top tip is to use our website search bar like you would google! Good luck and well done ladies ๐ #Team_SCA #VolvoOceanRace2015 #HellyHansen #Marinestore
Wednesday, 10 June 2015
Keeping your Magma Gas Barbecue Clean
Exterior: clean the exterior
after use with soapy water and a soft cloth or sponge. Keep the barbecue covered
between uses.
Interior: remove heavy residue from the grill and empty the grease tray between uses. Completely disassemble and clean the barbecue at least once a year, depending on use, and always prior to long-term storage.
Grates: coat the grates with vegetable oil before use to prevent food from sticking. Clean with a brass wire brush while the grill is warm.
Ceramic electrode: keep the electrode, located beside the burner, free from debris. Be careful not to damage the ceramic insulation or bend the wire.
Control valve: don't attempt to adjust or disassemble. Remove any obstructing debris from the orifice with a pin or needle.
Do not clean the barbecue with steel wool or abrasive cleaner.
Interior: remove heavy residue from the grill and empty the grease tray between uses. Completely disassemble and clean the barbecue at least once a year, depending on use, and always prior to long-term storage.
Grates: coat the grates with vegetable oil before use to prevent food from sticking. Clean with a brass wire brush while the grill is warm.
Ceramic electrode: keep the electrode, located beside the burner, free from debris. Be careful not to damage the ceramic insulation or bend the wire.
Control valve: don't attempt to adjust or disassemble. Remove any obstructing debris from the orifice with a pin or needle.
Do not clean the barbecue with steel wool or abrasive cleaner.
Tuesday, 2 June 2015
Distress flares – which flare, how & when to use?
Flares should be kept in a waterproof container in an easily accessible location such as a cockpit locker. There are several types of flare for different purposes:
Distress flares
Red handheld flares:
Use as a line of sight distress signal by day and night.
Hold with arms outstretched.
Point downwind.
Don’t look at flare.
Lasts approx 1 minute.
Hold with arms outstretched.
Point downwind.
Don’t look at flare.
Lasts approx 1 minute.
Orange smoke flares:
Use as a line of sight distress signal for daytime use only.
Handheld and Floating canister versions, which last approx 3 minutes.
Handheld and Floating canister versions, which last approx 3 minutes.
Red parachute or rocket flares:
Use for long range distress signaling.
Up to 10 miles in daylight, 40 miles at night.
Height 300m if fired vertically.
Fire at 45ยบ downwind in low cloud or strong winds.
Lasts less than 1 minute.
Up to 10 miles in daylight, 40 miles at night.
Height 300m if fired vertically.
Fire at 45ยบ downwind in low cloud or strong winds.
Lasts less than 1 minute.
Illuminating flare
White Handheld:
Only available in some countries.
Use to signal your position at night if there is a risk of collision.
Hold with arms outstretched.
Point downwind.
Don’t look at flare.
Lasts approx 1 minute.
Use to signal your position at night if there is a risk of collision.
Hold with arms outstretched.
Point downwind.
Don’t look at flare.
Lasts approx 1 minute.
Tips
• Handheld flares get very hot. Keep a pair of gloves with the container to prevent burns.
• Check your flares’ expiry dates and replace when necessary. Take advice on disposal of expired flares locally.
• All crew should know the location of the flares on board and know how to operate them.
Friday, 13 March 2015
Product Launch Party
Animal Clothing and Helly Hansen are coming to Marinestore! In order to celebrate we are hosting a launch party at our Burnham store -- There will be lots of special offers, giveaways, wine, nibbles and much more. We look forward to seeing you there!
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