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Paddleboarding > Surf Paddleboarding > Outerwear KOKATAT


X JACKET www.kokatat.com • $120


NEW


The X Jacket is the perfect SUP companion for wind, spray and sun protection. Made with a four-way stretch nylon, the X Jacket moves easily with each paddle stroke. The jacket features a DWR coating and a UPF 50+ protection rating. The X Jacket packs inside of itself and can be worn around the waist with its adjustable belt so paddlers can always have it on hand. The X Jacket is available in light gray with blue trim for men and electric blue with grey trim for women.


NAISH MAKANI


VARIO www.naishsup.com • $349


The Makani is the perfect paddle for riders looking for a lightweight, carbon/glass fusion blade and shaft for racing, wave riding and all-around cruising performance. It features a lightweight carbon pre-preg shaft for the optimum blend of stiffness and flex-curve. The UD carbon/glass matrix pre-preg blade is incredibly lightweight and impact resistant. Also available in a three-piece design.


BLADE MATERIAL: CARBON, GLASS • SHAFT MATERIAL: 75% CARBON PRE-PREG/FILAMENT WOUND KEVLAR REINFORCEMENT • LENGTH: ADJUSTABLE FROM 171- 221 CM • AVERAGE WEIGHT: 570-600 G


STOHLQUIST WATERWARE


RAPID CAPRI www.stohlquist.com • $89.95


NEW


Perfect for SUP yoga sessions in the cool morning air. These one-millimeter, women's specific super stretch capris provide just the right amount of thermal protection, while completely blocking wind and spray. Perfect for cool weather paddling or warm days on cold water. These make great year-round pieces in cooler climates, and can be paired with a neoprene shirt or simple rashguard depending on the weather.


Paddleboarding > Accessories AIRHEAD SUP SUP TRAINING WHEELS


AND SUP STABILIZERS www.airheadsup.com • $49.99-$89.99


The Airhead SUP Training Wheels and SUP Stabilizers fit on any SUP, making them more stable for SALTWOOD PADDLES


SUPPLEMENT NEW


www.saltwoodpaddles.com TBD


Coming in spring 2015, the Supplement is a standup touring paddle that incorporates Saltwood's signature design characteristics. The wooden shaft gives this paddle a springy feel. Mid-size foam core blades are smooth in the water and have a solid catch. A unique paddle for the SUP enthusiast.


BLADE MATERIAL: FIBERGLASS OR CARBON • SHAFT MATERIAL: HOLLOW CORE WOOD WITH FIBERGLASS SHEATH • LENGTH: 60-90" FIXED • AVERAGE WEIGHT: 28 OZ


learning to SUP or providing a more stable platform for fishing, yoga or bringing the dog. Two air-filled pontoons strap to the center of any SUP in seconds. Build confidence in any conditions or transform any SUP into a more useful platform. Stabilizers are constructed of heavy-duty PVC enclosed in 420-denier nylon covers and Training Wheels are made of heavy duty PVC only.


AIRHEAD SUP


SUPER HIGH PRESSURE NEW


AIR PUMP www.airheadsup.com • $159.99


This high pressure inflator is ideal for inflatable SUPs, boats and other drop stitch inflatables that require high pressure. You'll love the auto shut-off feature, just dial in the pressure from 1 to 20 psi. Featuring two stage high pressure inflation and deflation with interchangeable H-Valve and Boston Valve adapters. This amazing pump is powered by the included car lighter-style plug for 20-amp outlets or alligator clips for direct battery connection.


CASCADE CREEK COMPANY


YAKGRIPS FOR NEW


SUPs www.cascadecreek.com • $14.95


Comfort paddle grips now available for SUPs. Ultimate in comfort for paddling. Prevent rubs and blisters. Get a more efficient grip and better hand placement. Available colors: Sand & Surf, Paddle Grass, Tropical and black.


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