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Aero, Hints and Tips, Steve's BlogAero Main Halyard Tips
Here is a neat little trick to make your Aero Halyard work a little more smoothly. Take 1m of Rooster Easysplice and take 600mm of the inner core, but remember to tie a knot in the...
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Hints and Tips, Steve's BlogProtecting Your Assets – a Buyers Guide for Dinghy Spar and Foil Bags
Breathable Spar Bags Putting your spars and foils into a cosy bag feels like the right thing to do. But if you are not careful, what appears to be a caring thing, might also be...
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Aero, Rooster, RS800, Steve's Blog, Tuning GuideRS Games – Three Rabbits to Chase.
The RS Games was to be the biggest dinghy regatta in the world and what a spectacle. We as Rooster® were to be the technical clothing supplier to the event which we took as a...
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Hints and Tips, Steve's Blog, Tool BoxChanging a Ratchet Block – simples.
One of the tricks of the trade which makes changing the ratchet block a little easier. Simples.
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Hints and Tips, Laser, Steve's Blog, Tool BoxHow to Make the Ultimate Traveller for a Laser®
Steve shows how you can use the new Rooster ‘Zero’ traveller rope and make it even better. Products used: 5.5mm push fid, Heavy Duty Micro Serrated Scissors, Rooster Zero Laser Traveller Also shown was the...
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New Products, R & D, Rooster, Steve's Blog, Technical KitDuratex II™ – The Future of High Quality Neoprene Protection
Dinghy Sailing can be super tough on kit. Decks and cockpit floors that feature aggressive grip give the sailors security in the boat, whilst at the same time providing clothing manufacturers some interesting challenges. The...
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Aero, Steve's BlogAero Sailing – 3 times harder than a 40Km Bike Ride
This weekend’s Aero sailing at Stokes Bay with my GPS tracker and heart rate monitor has been very revealing. Photo by Alex Benfield Its not the first time I have worn a hear rate monitor...
By Steve Cockerill8 2643 1 -
Hints and Tips, Steve's Blog, UncategorisedCheck the Obvious First
On the occasions I find water in my boat, I tend to assume that there is some horrible hole somewhere rather than checking the blindingly obvious. Most recently the obvious has been the cause –...
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Event Report, Hints and Tips, Steve's BlogWeymouth Venue Guide
Although the Olympic Centre at Weymouth can be a great venue to sail in Weymouth Bay, most of the Championships I have raced there, have been mostly been sailed inside the Harbour. This was true of...
By Steve Cockerill9 3163 1 -
Hints and Tips, Laser, Steve's BlogThe Ultimate Zero Stretch Traveller ‘Zero’.
“It doesn’t stretch much, in fact it does not stretch much at all”. A quote from Ian Jones after six months testing our new ‘Zero’ 5mm DM20 treated Dynema® traveller rope from Rooster. Ian much...
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