Aisle 08 ยท Outerwear
Men's golf outerwear, read by layer and seam
Rain, wind and knit, layered in the order a changing round asks for them, swing included.
This aisle holds the entries ranged under it: Coastal season kit, read from the tide table; Sea kayak re-entry, four methods and their conditions; Cabo de Gata dive sites, a logbook of entries; Knit: mid layers and head covers, one craft and Waterproof: membrane, seam and the number on the label. Rain shells, wind layers and knits, read by membrane and seam. The aisle figure reads three layers: shell against rain, knit against cold, rarely both.
Each entry sits beside its neighbours so it can be compared with what shares the shelf. Two neighbouring aisles extend this one; the review's method is stated on the editorial policy page.
Ranged in this aisle
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Coastal season kit, read from the tide table
On a shallow bay the water leaves twice a day, and the kit that works there is chosen for what it does when the salt stays behind.
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Sea kayak re-entry, four methods and their conditions
A sea kayak capsize is recovered in one of four ways: the double pontoon, the paddle float, the assisted T rescue, or the roll.
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Cabo de Gata dive sites, a logbook of entries
Diving inside the Parque Natural Cabo de Gata-Nijar means reading volcanic rock, seagrass and sand in the same descent.
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Knit: mid layers and head covers, one craft
A mid layer for the cold half of the season, and the covers that ride the bag all year.
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Waterproof: membrane, seam and the number on the label
A membrane stops water, taped seams stop the joints leaking, and only one of the two is printed as a number.
Two neighbouring aisles extend this one: Gloves and Hats & Caps.