Handy-Necklace `Tramontana` - PhoneCord - Smartphone Lenyard / Smartphone Necklace
All Hands on Deck - With the phone chain `Tramontana`, you can save your communications center in a seaworthy manner and always ready for action on the man (or woman). Your smartphone is firmly and securely covered in a crystal clear silicone case, which hangs on an indestructible sailing robe in maritime optics.
Phone calls and listening to music are possible without annoying cable wooling, because connections and charging socket on the phone are not covered by the cordage. The sail rope is 6 mm thick and can be varied in length by moving the stainless steel closure.
No matter if you are sailing around Cape Horn or training a hand full of seals, thanks to the Smartphone Necklace `Tramontana`, you have the fins free and your smartphone always and stylish within the 3 miles zone.
The smartphone chain made at Hamburg's waterfront, is available in different colors and suitable for the current popular mobile phone models.
Material and Components:
- Sailing rope 6 mm (round wovent)
- Lenghts: 160 cm (2 x 80 cm)
- Color: bordeaux-red
- Closure: Ring Shutter, stainless Steel
- Rigging: marine-blue
Tramontana:
The Tramontana called in Italy, Croatia (Croatian Tramuntana), southern France and northern Spain (Catalan Tramuntana), the northern to northwestern, cold, often gusty wind flow. In Italy, this wind is particularly prevalent in the Liguria region. Particularly in winter, particularly strong in the valley estuaries, with consequent rapid temperature drops.
The wind can refresh both with stable cloud-free fair weather situation as well as with medium to strong cloud cover. In the latter case, weather conditions may deteriorate, followed by heavy gusts and rain. In Liguria, there is the Italian name Tramontana Scura, dark Tramontana '. Due to the location of the Ligurian coast between the Alps in the north and the Apennine arch in the south, there are always perturbations from the mountains. Therefore, in this Italian region, there is the peasant rule tramuntan-na scüa, ægua següa (Ligurian for 'dark tramontana, safe rain').
According to the relevant etymological dictionaries, the explanation is simple: trans, beyond ', montana, the mountains', meaning the wind that comes from across the mountain.
In addition, there are the following hypotheses for naming:
According to some statements, the name comes from the Latin direction within intra montes, as the wind comes from the "heart of the Alps" (north).
According to a local tradition, the name comes from the place Tramonti, which is located north of the sea region of Amalfi.
Finally, the traditional fixed point on the Italian wind rose Rosa dei Venti, ie the island of Zakynthos (Italian Zante) is mentioned in the Ionian Sea. There, the term "Tramontana" is used for the mountains of Albania and northern Greece, which are from the island's point of view in the north.
Incidentally, the name is often associated with the Italian tramonto 'Sunset'.
