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CR900 M Dungarees, Grey
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Designed for :
INTENSIVE regatta cruise sailing or open-sea sailing.
Why to choose this product : These dungarees are great for sailing. Their cut, preshaped knees and adjustable straps make for easy to wear clothing that is indispensabl... More info
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DETAILED INFORMATION
ADVANTAGES
- Why to choose this product
- These dungarees are great for sailing. Their cut, preshaped knees and adjustable straps make for easy to wear clothing that is indispensable in case of bad weather conditions!
- Waterproofing
- Tested in storm (450L/H) for over 4h. Waterproof> 10000mm, fully taped seams.

- Breathability
- 3 laminate layer breathable fabric. Resistance Evaporative Transfert : 7,2

- Visibility
- Reflective piping and Tribord marking on back, chest and thighs.

- Thermal insulation
- Hand warming fleece pockets, adjustable ankles, insulating padding.

- Water repellence
- Fabric treated to provide water repellent effect.

- Impact protection
- Removable seat and knee protective padding. Reinforced knees and seat.

- Resistance to salt water
- Treatment preventing effects of hydrolysis that alter standard coatings.

SIZE AND COLORS
- Fabric
- 100% polyester, novadry membrane.
- Sizes
- Xs to xxl.
- Crew offer
- Ask our sales assistants.
- To choose your clothing size click here
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- Maintenance
- rinse with fresh water after contact with seawater.
- Composition
- 100% polyester
- Storage intructions
- store in a dry place on a hanger using the hooks inside the legs.
MORE TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
- What is waterproof or taped seam?
These are seams that are waterproof due to thermo-sealed waterproof tape. Affixed behind the seams, they are indispensable for waterproofing garments to prevent water penetration by capillary action (water passing through stitching holes and/or by thread absorption).
- Why is a windproof product important?
It is very important to protect yourself from the wind when active or resting, because it greatly contributes to body cooling. According to the 'Windchill' model that measures the felt air temperature under the influence of wind and cold: at a temperature of 5°C combined with a 30km/h wind, the felt air temperature will be 0°C. If the air temperature is at 0°C and wind speed at 30Km/h, the felt air temperature will be -6°C. The material used in our products prevents the effects of windchill.
- What is waterproofing?
It’s the fabric’s resistance to water penetration. It is measured by performing protocol water resistance test. Knowing that the average rain water pressure varies between 1000mm and 2000mm, a fabric can be considered to be waterproof from 2000mm. Our products resist to pressure ranging from 2000 to 10000mm. The SL900 dungarees is resistant to a pressure greater than 10000mm, and is therefore very waterproof..
- What is the waterproof test called the rain room test?
It is a protocol test where a garment is placed in rain room reproducing different climatic conditions. All our products are validated 100% waterproof after a test of over 4h of heavy simulated rain ranging 100L/H/m² to 450L/H/m² depending on product usage. To put things into perspective, the heavy rain world record is 174L/H/m² over 4h30 in the USA, which has been unequalled since 1942.
- What is lamination and the 3-layer construction?
It is a sandwich laminated construction: a superposition of a thin hydrophilic fabric layer (that contributes to the transfer of body moisture to the outside), a breathable membrane designed to let molecules of moisture pass through but not water droplets, and a water repellent warp and weft fabric finish designed to speed-up drying of dungarees.
- What is hydrolysis?
Hydrolysis is the effect altering any kind of membrane or standard coating by the action of salt from seawater and spray. All Tribord membranes and coatings, as is the membrane of the SL900 dungarees, are technologically enhanced to prevent the effects of hydrolysis, ensuring their properties are durably maintained. They do not delaminate and remain durably waterproof and breathable.
- What is the water repellent effect?
It is the result obtained from applying hydrophobic water repellent treatment to fabric. This process prevents water remaining on the fabric’s surface therefore reducing its ability to absorb water. When you add the idea of movement, water can then slide off the fabric. This characterizes the effects of water repellent effect. Due to this process, what does not seep through the fabric and the garment remains therefore lightweight and is quick-drying.
- What is product breathability and the RET index it measures?
The fabric’s breathability corresponds to its ability to transfer body moisture (perspiration). It can be measured thanks to the RET index (Resistance Evaporative Transfer). RET is a resistance index. The lower it is, the more breathable your outfit is. RET between 6 and 12: very breathable; RET between 12 & 20: breathable; a RET above 20: non-breathable. The SL900 dungarees are very breathable with a RET at 7.2.
- Why do we use RET (resistance evaporative transfer) as the index to measure the breathability of our materials rather the MVTR (moisture vapour transmission rate)?
The MVTR quantifies the amount of moisture that passes through a fabric over a long period. We do not use it because it is not useful to know that a jacket is capable of transferring 20l of moisture in 24h. This is not realistic given that we do not perspire in linear way over such a period of time. However, the RET, which measures the fabric’s instant resistance to moisture passing through, is much more realistic especially when intensely fighting to beat down a spi.
- Why is a windproof product important?
It is very important to protect yourself from the wind when active or resting, because it greatly contributes to body cooling. According to the 'Windchill' model that measures the felt air temperature under the influence of wind and cold: at a temperature of 5°C combined with a 30km/h wind, the felt air temperature will be 0°C. If the air temperature is at 0°C and wind speed at 30Km/h, the felt air temperature will be -6°C. The material used in our products prevents the effects of windchill.



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