Frostbite Series 12 + 14

Sailing in a club Optimist. You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Club boats are available to hire and the helm must meet the competency criteria set out on the club website, and other T&C to book a club boat.

Sailing in a club RS Tera. You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Club boats are available to hire and the helm must meet the competency criteria set out on the club website, and other T&C to book a club boat.

Sailing in a club Topper. You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if you/your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Club boats are available to hire and the helm must meet the competency criteria set out on the club website, and other T&C to book a club boat.

Sailing in a club Fusion. You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if you/your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Club boats are available to hire and the helm must meet the competency criteria set out on the club website, and other T&C to book a club boat.

Sailing in a club Laser 4.7. You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if you/your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Club boats are available to hire and the helm must meet the competency criteria set out on the club website, and other T&C to book a club boat.

Sailing in a club RS Feva. This is a double handed boat and you must sail with at least 2 people in it. You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if you/your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Club boats are available to hire and the helm must meet the competency criteria set out on the club website, and other T&C to book a club boat.

Sailing in a club Laser or Laser Radial. You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if you/your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Club boats are available to hire and the helm must meet the competency criteria set out on the club website, and other T&C to book a club boat.

Sailing in a club Comet. This is a double handed boat and you must sail with at least 2 people in it. At least one person must be an adult or a youth member. You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if you/your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Club boats are available to hire and the helm must meet the competency criteria set out on the club website, and other T&C to book a club boat.

Sailing in a club RS Vision. This is a double handed boat and you must sail with at least 2 people in it. At least one person must be an adult or a youth member. You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if you/your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Club boats are available to hire and the helm must meet the competency criteria set out on the club website, and other T&C to book a club boat.

Use of club buoyancy jacket to take a guest sailing.
If you are hiring a club boat for personal use then you should have your own buoyancy jacket as the club’s policy for buoyancy jackets is that they are available for organised RYA Training and Coaching sessions until you have achieved your RYA Level/Stage 2. If you are hiring a club boat for Kickstarter or personal sailing then you must have reached this competency level and the club takes the view that you have taken the decision to participate in sailing as a long term hobby and should invest in your own sailing kit, including a buoyancy jacket.

Use of club buoyancy jacket to take a guest sailing.
If you are hiring a club boat for personal use then you should have your own buoyancy jacket as the club’s policy for buoyancy jackets is that they are available for organised RYA Training and Coaching sessions until you have achieved your RYA Level/Stage 2. If you are hiring a club boat for Kickstarter or personal sailing then you must have reached this competency level and the club takes the view that you have taken the decision to participate in sailing as a long term hobby and should invest in your own sailing kit, including a buoyancy jacket.

Use of club buoyancy jacket to take a guest sailing.
If you are hiring a club boat for personal use then you should have your own buoyancy jacket as the club’s policy for buoyancy jackets is that they are available for organised RYA Training and Coaching sessions until you have achieved your RYA Level/Stage 2. If you are hiring a club boat for Kickstarter or personal sailing then you must have reached this competency level and the club takes the view that you have taken the decision to participate in sailing as a long term hobby and should invest in your own sailing kit, including a buoyancy jacket.

Use of club buoyancy jacket to take a guest sailing.
If you are hiring a club boat for personal use then you should have your own buoyancy jacket as the club’s policy for buoyancy jackets is that they are available for organised RYA Training and Coaching sessions until you have achieved your RYA Level/Stage 2. If you are hiring a club boat for Kickstarter or personal sailing then you must have reached this competency level and the club takes the view that you have taken the decision to participate in sailing as a long term hobby and should invest in your own sailing kit, including a buoyancy jacket.

Use of club buoyancy jacket to take a guest sailing.
If you are hiring a club boat for personal use then you should have your own buoyancy jacket as the club’s policy for buoyancy jackets is that they are available for organised RYA Training and Coaching sessions until you have achieved your RYA Level/Stage 2. If you are hiring a club boat for Kickstarter or personal sailing then you must have reached this competency level and the club takes the view that you have taken the decision to participate in sailing as a long term hobby and should invest in your own sailing kit, including a buoyancy jacket.

Use of club buoyancy jacket to take a guest sailing.
If you are hiring a club boat for personal use then you should have your own buoyancy jacket as the club’s policy for buoyancy jackets is that they are available for organised RYA Training and Coaching sessions until you have achieved your RYA Level/Stage 2. If you are hiring a club boat for Kickstarter or personal sailing then you must have reached this competency level and the club takes the view that you have taken the decision to participate in sailing as a long term hobby and should invest in your own sailing kit, including a buoyancy jacket.

Use of club buoyancy jacket to take a guest sailing.
If you are hiring a club boat for personal use then you should have your own buoyancy jacket as the club’s policy for buoyancy jackets is that they are available for organised RYA Training and Coaching sessions until you have achieved your RYA Level/Stage 2. If you are hiring a club boat for Kickstarter or personal sailing then you must have reached this competency level and the club takes the view that you have taken the decision to participate in sailing as a long term hobby and should invest in your own sailing kit, including a buoyancy jacket.