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John: Attached are two pictures taken by Rod Spearin who is a Crescent member. These were taken before and after the Bell's Beer Mackinac sailboat race. This is a major Great Lakes sailing event and over 200 boats were entered. For more info, go to www.byc.com and scroll to the Mackinac Race link. Rod took third place in the Benneteau 36.7 class. All of his crew were wearing Railriders Jamin shorts and several members were wearing Hydro-Zip tees. I thought you might like to see these for future advertising.
Here is a picture of myself at the helm of a Dufour Gibsea 46 in Tortola, BVI this January 2011. It was my first sailing trip there and I wore my oasis shirt all the time. I got lots of really dirty dirt on the sleeve when I had to help feed the anchor chain into the holding area but it cleaned up like a dream!!!! I will wear it often this year and my new shirt and capris!!! - Rita Wolfe
I thought you might enjoy the attached photos of some rail riders I captured on film in San Blas, Mexico. I left Seattle in September of 2009 wearing my first pair of Rail Riders that I purchased in the mid 90’s. I wear them for everything and they just are wonderful. With a pair of silk underwear they are perfect for night watch. During rainy hikes they are perfect and keep me from catching a chill. I’ve hiked and rock scrambled, touch whales, fished and just had an all round good time in this equipment. I have two other pair now, but the first pair is still my favorite. Thanks for the great product. Rose Loper, SV Lovely Lady
The ORIGINAL RailRiders Waterproof padded sailing shorts - finest waterproof diapers ever made! 5000 sold!
John d and his mates hauling a mainsail at the Bitter End Yacht club all decked out in vintage Weatherpants.
Just another photo showing how well your clothing holds up to adversity. This is me in the daily downpour that was Phang Nga Bay during our catamaran charter. Every afternoon the shirt and I would get totally soaked and then we would both dry overnight. Thankfully the rain was always warm. Think your shirt held up better than I did. Brad
Paul Cayard and Crew in RailRiders Speed-T's celebrate their Semi-final win at the Bitter End Pro Am Sailing Race in the BVI's
The competition heats up at the annual Bitter End Yacht Club Flipper Race, circa 1996 in Too tough Trunks.
The Big Family Island Regatta takes place every April in the Exumas. The sailboats use long planks known as the "Ply" to get RailRiders out on the Ply to make the boat go faster through the water.
RailRiding Bahamian style - Ya Mon!
John D, Margaux and friend pose in the evening dusk while flying a kite off the stern in the BVI's
Costi the Greek, settle in for a 15 mile sale to the sun drenched island of Anegada, BVI. His shirt of choice - The Eco-Speed-T of course.
The finest comode in the world. Sir Richard Branson's Necker Island paradise. John D. test drives the open air vestibule.
Going aground means pushing the cat off the sand bar to freedom.
Adrien val der Wal takes an yachtie shower on board in the Exuma chain, Bahamas
Dawn in the Exumas, Billy and Adrian sleep peacefully at anchor and await the day.
Onne van der Wal and son pose in front of the float plane that is to take them on an Arial tour the the Exuma Chain.
Billy van der Wal secures the anchor for the night on one of the many deserted atolls of the Exumas.
The private commode aka the crapper on board the open air cat in the Exumas.
Endless green and blue waters of the Bahamas.
The View from Sir Richard Branson's private island looking over to Virgin Gorda
Staying out of the sun in her Eco-Mesh Shirt, Ginny drives towards Yost Van Dyke for a lunch stop and snorkeling.
 
 
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