[C38] Toe Rail and Good Foul Weather Gear

[Les]

My favorite is my gloves.  After having my hands get cool and getting
older, I finally switched to ski gloves.  GREAT!! water proof, warm
(thinsulate), spider grip, and good fit.  Cost about comparable with
good sailing gloves.
	I have good foulies, but I don't remember the name now (they're on the
boat in San Diego and we just used them two weeks ago).  Good boots are
a MUST, and the foulies should have cuffs ties (ours have velcro) to
grip the boot tops.  Wear a life vest with the foulies, or you may be in
trouble in the water in case of accidental MOB.

Regards,
Les H
On Wed, 2008-12-17 at 13:11 -0800, Larry Malmberg wrote:
> Has anyone replaced their toe rails?  If so, where did you find new toe rail
> and what was the cost?  Foul Weather Gear, there are ton's of ads out there
> but I'm relying on the list for some recommendations.  Monday last we took
> Hassle up from Long Beach CA to Marina Del Rey for some bottom work, it was
> raining and pretty cold (my fingers got numb on the helm) so I'm looking for
> some good recommendations from some of the brothers up north, inland etc.
> that sail in very cold and foul weather.
> 
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> 
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Larry Malmberg
> Hassle
> 
> 
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