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Burke Marine releases New Evolution Smock

by colin burgess on 9 Feb 2011
EVO 62 One Design Smock Burke Marine www.burkemarine.com.au
The Burke Marine EVO One Design Smock is the latest addition to their high performance One Design Range, developed for the Dinghy, Sports Boat and One Design enthusiasts alike.

The Burke Marine EVO One Design Smock is made from their CB10 Evolution fabric. It is Breathable, Light weight and Super Soft providing a level of comfort and protection normally associated with high end products. It is 100% waterproof and windproof. It features a fully adjustable Dartex Collar with non corrosive zip and wide open neck to allow for easy donning and cooling off as well as Dartex cuffs with hook and loop closures for a superior seal.

The Velcro front stow pocket with drainage corners provide ample storage for those essential on water items. A Neoprene waist band with Velcro closures allows for a large amount of adjustment creating a snug fit. And it is unlined to speed up drying time. The Grey with Red trim design is stylish, smart and practical.

The Burke Marine EVO One Design Smock will suit any level of sailor and is a great addition to a paddler’s kit bag too. This smock is so comfortable you won’t want to take it off.

CODE SIZE COLOUR RRP
EVO62 XXS – XXL Grey/Red Trim $125.00

Visit www.burkmarine.com.au or call 02 9638 4333 for further details and a list of retailers near you.

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