Sail Racing - now in Australia
by Rob Crawford 8 Oct 13:44 PDT
Tom Slingsby © Sail Racing
Sail Racing have been making premium technical clothing since 1977 and is now available in Australia. Distributed in Sydney from the team behind Burke Marine and Henri-Lloyd. Sail Racing have partnered with brand test members Tom Slingsby and Kyle Langford, to create superior performance clothing for the Australian and New Zealand environment.
As technical clothing partners to some of the world's most successful high-performance racing teams, feedback from these sailors has been a key part of the brands performance edge, as Sail Racing's Rob Crawford explained;
"We are proud to have the opportunity to bring Sail Racing to Australia and New Zealand, it is an exciting brand with its core reputation for quality and performance. We have seen interest grow strongly in the brand over the past few months, driven by our partnerships with Emirates Team New Zealand and multiple SailGP teams. Looking ahead we are working with Sail Racing international on developing some exciting new products with our local test members, and are looking forward to releasing these into the Australian and New Zealand market over next twelve months."
This relationship with Sail Racing international will be a key driver to the brands success here in Australia and New Zealand, with over forty years of innovation and extreme testing, allowing Sail Racing to be recognised as the leader in comfort, fit and functionality in performance sailing clothing.
One of the key qualities of the Sail Racing clothing is its flexibility, making it the first choice of premium race teams racing Moths to Maxis, A Class catamarans and AC75s. Feedback from these broad groups of sailors has been critical, with this high level of input allowing Sail Racing to be confident they provide a level of comfort superior to anything you have worn before.
For you to experience this and to help you prepare for the season ahead, Sail Racing are offering a 10% reduction off your first website order when you sign up to their newsletter, sailracing.com.au