Musto Sail Pants Men's BR3 Sport Salopette Dark Blue

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  • Made From BR3 Material: Waterproof, Windproof And Breathable
  • Lightweight And Flexible For Optimal Freedom Of Movement
  • Reinforced seat and knees for extra wear resistance
  • Elastic, Adjustable Shoulder Straps For A Comfortable Fit
  • Handy Waterproof Pocket With Zip For Safe Storage

€340,00€280,99 Incl. VATExcl. VAT

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    SKU: 82611-598-S
    Barcode: 7040059811076

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    Musto Sail Pants Men's BR3 Sport Salopette Dark Blue

    Musto Sailing Pants Men's BR3 Sport Salopette is a lightweight, waterproof and breathable sailing pant made for active movement on deck. The salopette construction ties high on chest and back and acts as a reliable barrier against spray and rain, while the BR3 membrane allows moisture to escape from within. Adjustable shoulder straps distribute weight evenly and keep the pants in place when bending, trimming or moving quickly. Contoured knees give extra flexibility when reefing or docking, and the seat and knees are reinforced to withstand wear from non-slip decks, benches and long sitting sessions. The leg ends adjust tightly over boots or shoes to prevent water from creeping in, and the supple fabric doesn't feel stiff or bulky, even when wearing multiple layers. After a day on salt water, the pants are easy to rinse out and dry quickly, so you're ready for the next trip without any hassle.

    On Dutch lakes, ponds and along the coast, you especially notice the balance between protection and freedom of movement. During intensive sailing, the breathability keeps you comfortable, while the wind- and waterproof outer layer repels water and cold when a shower passes or the wind picks up. The fit is sporty without pinching, keeping you free to maneuver around the cockpit, and the high front fits seamlessly under your sailing jacket for a closed system against splash water. Pair the BR3 Sport Salopette with a technical baselayer and a light midlayer for cooler days, or wear it with a T-shirt in mild weather; either way, comfort remains high and protection constant. This is a down-to-earth, durably finished pant that simply does what it's supposed to do, season after season. A sturdy and reliable choice for those who want carefree enjoyment on the water.

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      Keith Musto arrived in Tokyo as an unlikely choice for the British sailing team at the 1964 Olympic Games. He was considerably too light and too small for the heavy Flying Dutchman boat in which he competed. Keith and his teammate, Tony Morgan, quickly came to the conclusion that their only chance of winning gold was to be fitter than their opponents. So they did the impossible. Daily training, including on Christmas Day, took place. Fellow competitors regarded their training as unsporting, but a new type of sailor was emerging. They were athletes.

      Keith Musto recalls the words: “Every year we sailed in Guernsey sweaters and old flannel trousers. You got wet and you accepted it. We were aware that this was a problem that was going to be solved.”

      After conquering the sailing world and winning silver in Tokyo (having missed gold by “nanoseconds”), he began manufacturing innovative technical sailing clothing.

      A dilapidated Second World War prisoner-of-war hut in Essex marked the beginning of everything. Keith started sailing with Edward Hyde, under the name Musto & Hyde Sails. Keith soon turned his attention to manufacturing technical sailing clothing. He quickly taught himself all the fundamentals of garment making and paid his wife daily with a Mars bar to operate the machines and do all the typing.

      In 1980, Keith parted ways with Musto & Hyde. His team quickly developed into the technical manufacturer and wholesaler of the finest sailing equipment available. It was specialised clothing worn and recommended by the most acclaimed sailors in the world. Musto had arrived.

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