

The Blue Chip Super Club with Thames Sailing Club
Since
1980 Blue Chip has often been imitated but never duplicated
Blue Chip SUPer Club was formed in 2009
which has been setting
the standards for many more to follow
Club Members Shop
Club discounts apply to members with a minimum
of 30 days membership and are subject to fair usage
SUPer Club members receive
5% discount on boards
10% discount on most other items
and some extra special discount on
some other items such as the products below.
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Sola Dry Coat :
waterproof changing coat
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RRP £89.95
Members Price
£65 |
Note:-
The cub price is for collection only or delivery to a
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Sola Waterproof Coat S |
£65.00 |
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Sola Waterproof Coat M |
£65.00 |
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Sola
Waterproof Coat L |
£65.00 |
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Spinlock Alto 75N PFD Belt
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The ALTO is
a lightweight, compact, inflatable flotation device worn
around the waist and ideal for paddleboarding, the
Spinlock Alto is stylish, convenient and safe. The ALTO
offers paddlers a simple, easy to use, tiny inflatable
pack, that feels invisible when worn, yet is certified
as a 75N Buoyancy Aid. Manually triggered, this
self-inflating belt provides a good 75N of buoyancy
after inflation by wrapping underneath the users arms in
the water (see image).
The Alto can be worn on the front or the back and
features an adjustable waist strap. It is extremely
simple and easy to use, and is a must for anyone into
watersports.
RRP £59.95
Members Price |
£45.00 |
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RRP £59.95 |
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Sola Winter Boots |
RRP £35 |
Members
Price
£29 |
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List Price
£24.95 |
Members
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£20 |
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List Price
£15.00 |
Members
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£10 |
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Remember - No Leash
No Paddle
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Difficulty:

The difficulty rating lets you know what the paddle
is going to be like.
NOTE: A night paddle will automatically have a minimum difficulty rating of
3
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Easy – A straight forward
paddle from start to finish.
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Average – There may be a
slight on-coming current occasionally with twists and turns.
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Challenging –
Experience will help on this paddle as there will be low bridges lots of
twists and turns and several areas of oncoming currents
and shallows.
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Difficult – A real challenge
for the experienced only, lots of strong oncoming currents, shallows
with lots of twists and turns. You must have your own board.
NOTE: Check in 15 minutes early for a safety briefing and
equipment check
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Extreme – A serious mental and
physical challenge. Requires experience and stamina. There may be a
combination of cross country portage, weirs, strong currents, shallows
and rapids. You must have your own board and leash.
NOTE: Check in 15
minutes early for a safety briefing and equipment check
Terrain:
The terrain rating lets you know what to expect on the paddle in
terms of cross country, locks, weirs and portage.
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Easy - No potage, weirs or off
road – A straight forward paddle from start to finish
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Average - There will be some
portage around locks and / or weirs.
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Challenging – There will be a
number of locks and / or weirs to contend with and
may also include an element of night paddling
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Difficult – There will be some
visible and invisible obstacles such as fallen trees and the like to
navigate over / under or around, with no viable exit from the paddle
rout except for the start / beginning and may also include night
paddling.
NOTE: Check in 15 minutes early for a safety briefing
and equipment check
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Extreme – There will be many
visible and invisible obstacles such as fallen trees and the like to
navigate over / under or around, low bridges, there will also be a
number of portage points with no viable exit from the paddle rout except
for the start / beginning and may also include night paddling.
NOTE: Check in 15 minutes early for a safety briefing
and equipment check
Exertion:
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Light – A straight forward
paddle, probably on still water and less than 2 hours.
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Average – Probably about 3
hours to complete.
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Challenging – A reasonably
long paddle of say 4 hours
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