Aquatherm Elite Marathon/Sprint Deck - White
Aquatherm Fleece Competition Long Sleeve Top And Deck
Aquatherm Fleece Competition Short Sleeve Top And Deck
Not only do I use them for sea kayaking and canoeing but I also use them under my work gear as I’m a mobile mechanic and I’m out in all weather conditions
Luckily as I didn't know the size, customer service knew my boat. Fast delivery
Love that they are so easy to get on and off while kayaking.
Bought for the colder winter coastal rowing, for when launching gig off a beach or slipway. A great solution, suitable length coming above the knee. Bought the non-fleece, since the fleece would just create unnecessary bulk - just wear toasty socks instead to keep warm.
Prompt delivery, exceptionally good quality product.
Very pleased with them, ideal for winter rowing. Would prefer a bit longer to go just above the knee.
I love this. Fantastic to move your beloved kayak about with out worrying about scraps and dents etc. Will buy for my other kayaks
had army issue ,seal skinz and these are the best by far great product
I've been using these tops for many years for various outdoor activities, I have to say they are the best garments I have ever used, highly recommended.
I had Reed custom-make my seasock six years ago to fit my Folbot Cooper, a folding sea kayak company that is no longer in business. It fit perfectly and has performed well ever since its purchase (which was remote from the States!). The folks at Reed were super helpful, and precise and wanted me to be satisfied. I'm going to next order a custom sprayskirt.
Very good product as with all reeds garments and service is also excellent
Work well. So far used them twice in flat water K2 winter kayaking with multiple portages (DW style training) on the Avon and Kennet canal.
Comfortable. Good weather proofing. Just warm enough at 5 degrees C (making a decent effort) with a very thin (125 merino) thermal top though next time I will wear a warmer thermal at 5-10 degree. I am now much less concerned about immersion than I would be with standard gear - the perennial DW winter/ night training anxiety. After a 3 hour moderately intense session my thermal was nearly dry. The fabric does not hold much water so dries quickly/ could be wiped down if in a tent/ expedition ready for the next day.
Work well. So far used them twice in flat water K2 winter kayaking with multiple portages (DW style training) on the Avon and Kennet canal.
Comfortable. Keep centre dryer than the usual. Good weather proofing. Just warm enough at 5 degrees C without a thermal (active paddling) though next time I will wear a thermal at 5-10 degree. I am now much less concerned about immersion than I would be with standard gear - the perennial DW winter/ night training anxiety.
Already have standard waterproof socks - thermal lining makes positive difference for winter boat launches
