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Junior Spray Top - Black

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Junior Spray Top - Black

£55.00

The Junior Spray Top is the ideal choice to ensure comfort on the water.

Using two layers of coated fabric...Read more

Colour: Black

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How it Fits - Neither close fitting nor oversized, designed to be versatile and fit as expected for the products' intended end-use
Next To Skin
Slim Fit
Regular Fit
Relaxed Fit
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Junior Spray Top - Black
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Junior Spray Top - Black
How it Fits - Neither close fitting nor oversized, designed to be versatile and fit as expected for the products' intended end-use
Next To Skin
Slim Fit
Regular Fit
Relaxed Fit
All our products come in a range of sizes so that you can choose the fit that's right for you. Just follow our size guides below.

In

Cm

HeightChestWaist
JS128-13464-6657-59
JM140-14669-7261-64
JL152-15876-8364-68
JXL158-16387-9271
All metric measurements are in cm and have been rounded to the nearest 0.5cm

Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Reviews

Young Topper Sailor

"Excellent for cold windy days sailing in the Irish Sea"

— Susanna S. (5/5)

Great first junior cag that’s

"Great first junior cag that’s perfect for protecting from the elements. I’m impressed with the quality. The hem only has an elastic seal and not a neoprene which is fine for a cag at this price."

— Mr. C. (4/5)

Jacket is great for karting

"Jacket is great for karting as it keeps my son completely dry in torrential rain. However, only downside is the velcro on the neck cuff stick to his helmet when he's driving which he dislikes (although i fully appreciate this jacket is not designed with karting in mind!)."

— Paul W. (4/5)

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Description

The Junior Spray Top is the ideal choice to ensure comfort on the water.

Using two layers of coated fabric with a durable windproof and waterproof finish, the outer layer repels water whilst the inner layer allows moisture to escape away from the skin, keeping you cool and dry. An adjustable collar and glideskin cuffs, along with an elasticated waistband, stop water ingress from any angle, so you can stay protected to the core.

Not only a great choice for sailing but paddlesports too such as stand up paddleboarding and kayaking for that extra protection from the wind and water spray.

How it performs

Waterproofness
1/3
Durability
1/3
Breathability
1/3

Suitable for

Dinghy
Paddlesports
Stats
Waterproofness
1/3
  1. 5,000 - 10,000mm HH
  2. 10,000 - 20,000mm HH
  3. 20,000+mm HH

Hydrostatic Head is the measure of how waterproof our fabrics are. A Hydrostatic Head of 10,000mm HH means that a fabric could hold a column of water that is 10,000mm tall... Read More

Durability
1/3
  1. Durable
  2. Highly Durable
  3. Extremely Durable

Durability against harsh surfaces and the damaging effect of salt is key in our industry, which is why we go above and beyond the industry standards when testing the abrasion resistance of fabrics... Read More

Breathability
1/3
  1. 60 - 70%
  2. 70 - 80%
  3. 80%+

Allowing a product to let perspiration escape is just as important as not allowing water in, particularly during active use. Of the three test methods available to show how many grams of water vapour are able to pass through a fabric... Read More

  • Protection from the elements since 1975

    We've sailed through decades of expertise in designing and developing sailing gear. Protecting sailors and adventurers from the elements whilst on the water for 50 years.

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