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  • What to Wear Dragon Boating

    kate middleton dragon boating fashionKate Middleton set her own dragon boating fashion during the recent Canadian visit to Prince Edward Island. Wearing a life jacket on to of a waterproof dark colored rain gear and a pair of slim fit denims, the Duchess with her hair tied, simple earrings and her royal sapphire engagement ring, competed valiantly against Prince William in a friendly dragon boat race Monday July 4 on Prince Edward Island.

    Weather cooperated despite a downpour of soaking rain at Dalvay-by-the-Sea, the royal couple was able to fit in the afternoon race across Dalvay Lake.

    what to wear dragon boating

    For the practical non-royal dragon boaters, here is the recommended dragon boating attire.

    1. Loose fitting clothing for ease of movement.
    2. Clothing that dries quickly.
    3. Do not wear denim or blue jeans.
    4. No jewellry, especially rings or earrings as they could cause injuries or you could lose them.
    5. Capris or shorts work well. Some paddlers prefer cycling shorts. Long pants may be preferred early in the season or for cooler weather conditions.
    6. Supporitive footwear with good treads that will grip when you on the wet docks and get in and out of the boat are essential. These can be old running shoes or water shoes. Remember they will get wet. No flip flops..
    7. Hat – Baseball caps will either blow off or impede your paddling.
    8. Sunglasses – the kind you don’t mind losing in the water.
    9. Paddling gloves if you use them but they are not essential or needed by everyone.
    10. If it is raining, wear rain gear but remember it must fit under the lifejacket.
    11. If it is cold, be sure to bring a change of clothes. Layering clothes is better.

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