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Weather
conditions in Marina del Rey can be (and usually are)
very different from conditions only a few miles inland.
Be prepared for both warm and cool temperatures. And,
remember, sailing is a water sport, so be ready to get
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| What to Bring |
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Closed-toe,
non-leather shoes with non-marking (light colored,
not black!) and non-slip soles
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Sunscreen
and a hat
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Sunglasses
(with Croakies® or a cord to keep them on)
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Clothing appropriate for water activities and
the expected weather conditions (fleece is good,
cotton and denim are not; consider "layering")
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Bring a lunch or snack and plenty of water (or
be prepared to go off site to eat). Sorry, we
do not have vending machines on site.
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Change of
clothing and shoes
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Towel and
bathing supplies
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Lock (for
day use lockers)
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| What NOT to take
out on the water |
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Valuables (flotation
is inversely proportional to value)
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Cell phones, pagers
or any item that might be subject to water damage
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| The MAC Provides |
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Personal Flotation
Device (PFD)
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Wet suits (free during
classes)
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Rack for keys available
in the issue room
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Day-use lockers (bring
your own lock)
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Bike rack
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| Recommended |
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Sailing
gloves (especially for upper-level classes)
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Boat
shoes with non-skid, light colored non-marking
soles
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Dinghy
sailing boots or wet suit booties
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Windbreaker
(preferably waterproof or water-resistant)
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