Win North Sails Performance Inshore Gear This Season

7th March 2026

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Gear Giveaway — North Sails Ireland is offering sailors the chance to win a Performance Hybrid Jacket and Inshore Race Pants ahead of the new sailing season

North Sails Ireland is offering sailors the chance to win a set of its Performance Inshore gear ahead of the new sailing season.

The prize includes a Performance Hybrid Jacket and a pair of Inshore Race Pants, designed for comfort, versatility and reliable protection on the water.

The Performance Hybrid Jacket combines lightweight insulation with weather resistance, while the Inshore Race Pants are built for durability and freedom of movement during active sailing.

North Sails says the range is aimed at sailors who need practical protection for inshore racing and coastal sailing.

Entries are open now, with sailors invited to follow the link HERE and enter for their chance to win the gear package before the season gets underway.

Nigel Young, Maurice O'Connell and Shane Hughes, North Sails Ireland

Published in North Sails Ireland

LOFT INFO

Cork

Cois Chuain
O'Regan's Field
Myrtleville, Cork P43 V997
353 0212061769

SPECIALITIES

Bend on / Bend off, Canvas, Certified Service, Sail Hardware Upgrades, Sail Inspection / Evaluation, Sail Measurement, Sail Repair, Sail Storage, Sail Washing

HOURS

Weekdays

09:00 – 17:30

Wicklow

The Boatyard
Sea Road, Newcastle Wicklow
Leinster A63DT26 Ireland
0838103539

SPECIALITIES

Certified Service, Sail Repair

Hours

Weekdays

08:30 – 17:30

NORTH SAILS EXPERTS

Nigel Young

Loft Manager, One Design Expert
[email protected]

Shane Hughes

One Design Expert, Sales Person
[email protected]

Maurice O’Connell

One Design Expert, Sales Person
[email protected]

Published in North Sails Ireland

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