Advertisement

Photos

2008 Sperry Top-Sider Chicago NOOD

By Sailing World Staff

June 15, 2008

Updated: June 15, 2008

2008ChiNOOD3_H

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD3_G

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD3_F

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD3_E

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD3_I

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD3_D

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD3_C

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD3_B

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD3_A

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD3_E

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD1_G

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD0_K

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD0_I

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD0_H

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD0_G

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD0_F

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD0_E

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD0_D

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD0_C

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD0_B

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD0_A

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD1_J

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD1_I

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD1_H

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD1_F

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD1_E

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD1_D

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD1_A

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD1_B

Karen Hirsch

2008ChiNOOD1_C

Karen Hirsch

More: Photos

Advertisement

More Photos

Photo of the Day

Video: Sydney Hobart 1998

Melges 24 National Championship

I remember concluding from the last Volvo Ocean Race that the first 500 and the last 500 are often the hardest miles of a leg: the first because you need to acclimate, and the last because you remember all of the things you’ve missed. I think it tricks us into thinking we’re closer than we actually are. 500 miles is 500 miles, and that’s still a long way to go.

The Volvo Ocean Race: Reporting from Experience

Advertisement

Read More

The yellow tint polarized lens of the new Basn5 sunglasses brings out the colors and the wind textures on the water.

Shades Made By Sailors For Sailors

Team Australia CEO Grant Simmer, Tash Bryant and Glenn Ashby.

Australia Returns to the America’s Cup

ORC Class A gets off the start in 2025. The area's ORC fleet will compete for the Great Lakes Championship in Detroit this year.

Detroit Comes a Knockin’ and Rockin’

Los Gallos SailGP Team driven by Diego Botin overtakes BONDS Flying Roos SailGP Team driven by Tom Slingsby on Race Day 2 of the Apex Group Bermuda Sail Grand Prix in Bermuda.

Aussie’s Keep Their Streak With Bermuda SailGP Win

ABOUT US

FOLLOW US

FIRECROWN BRANDS

Many products featured on this site were editorially chosen. Sailing World may receive financial compensation for products purchased through this site. Copyright © 2026 Sailing World Firecrown. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.