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Aug 2, 2017

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Mar 1, 2014

Gills OC1 Racer Jacket

Take off for your next wet and wild ride on the ocean in Gill’s OC1 Racer Jacket, which will keep you warm and dry with its waterproof, three-layer laminated fabric, fully taped seams, and SuperFabric protection that guards against spray and wear and tear.

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Stylish Racing Jacket

Take off for your next wet and wild ride on the ocean in Gill’s OC1 Racer Jacket, which will keep you warm and dry with its waterproof, three-layer laminated fabric, fully taped seams, and SuperFabric protection that guards against spray and wear and tear. This jacket takes racing to the next level, as you can protect your face with its high wraparound collar and roll-away hood. As with many ocean jackets, the Racer Jacket comes with plenty of cargo pockets, reflective strips and elastic waistbands, watertight cuffs and chest hand warmer pockets, making it just the thing for weather offshore. $549.

Gill, gillsailinggear.com

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