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Wind Arrow - Magnetic Teaching Aid

Wind Arrow - Magnetic Teaching Aid

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Wind Arrow – Magnetic Teaching Aid

Make sailing lessons easier to follow with the Magnetic Wind Arrow. Designed for use on magnetic boards, this visual teaching aid helps instructors indicate wind direction and add context to sailing, boat handling, and racing scenarios.

Use it alongside magnetic boat models, buoys, and other teaching aids to explain situations step by step during classroom lessons and briefings.

Ideal for:

  • Sailing lessons – Provide a wind reference when explaining points of sail, tacking, and gybing
  • Boat handling discussions – Explore how wind can affect approaches and manoeuvres
  • Racing exercises – Add wind direction to course layouts and tactical scenarios
  • Session briefings – Help learners visualise conditions before heading onto the water
  • A practical teaching aid for sailing clubs, training centres, and instructors, making wind direction easier to explain and visualise.

Sizes:

  • Medium 6cm x 4cm
  • Large 8cm x 6cm
  • X-Large 10cm x 7cm
  • XX-Large 12cm x 8cm

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Made from PLA recycled plastic, with neodymium magnets.

Safety warning β€” small parts and neodymium magnets:

This product is intended for demonstration and handling by adult instructors only. It contains small parts and encapsulated neodymium magnets, which present choking and ingestion hazards. Swallowed magnets or magnetic components can cause serious internal injury, even when the magnets remain enclosed. Keep all components out of reach of children and store securely after use. Inspect before each use. If any cracks or damage are present, or if a magnet becomes loose or exposed, do not use the product. Store it securely and contactΒ help@3dimensionalstudio.co.uk for advice or to arrange a replacement. Do not dismantle or modify the product.

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