SCOTTY PADDLESPORTS 342 GLUE-ON
PADDLE CLIP
www.scottypaddlesports.com • $15.99
NEW
Scotty's super-strong paddle clip now comes with the option of a glue-on mounting pad. This versatile product is great for any rigid or inflatable watercraft, including kayaks and SUPs, where drilling holes is not an option. Using marine grade adhesive or the supplied 3M high bond double-sided foam sticker, mount the low-profile 324 in a convenient location and simply snap in your paddle.
SCOTTY PADDLESPORTS 341 GLUE-ON
MOUNT PAD
www.scottypaddlesports.com • $11.99
Great for mounting Scotty rod holders and accessories on any inflatable watercraft, including kayaks or standup paddleboards, where drilling holes is not an option. Manufactured from flexible PVC, the Scotty Glue-On Mount bonds extremely well to all inflatable watercraft. Available in black or grey.
SUSPENZ
SUP STORAGE RACK
www.suspenz.com • $59.95
Designed specifically for SUPs and surfboards, the SUP Wall Rack mounts secure flush to a wall or onto a Suspenz Free-Standing Frame. It is constructed of powder-coated steel and, best of all, your board will never touch a hard surface. It will be suspended in Suspenz's exclusive adjustable Cradling Strap System complete with safety straps to custom fit your board. Add-on options available to store an additional board.
TALIC
THE HANGOUT
www.talic.com • $104.95-$193.95
The Hangout Storage Rack by Talic is a great place for your new SUP. The design includes two-inch-wide webbing to support your board. Talic uses it on all their products because it's a perfect fit. It instantly conforms to your board, which means you can slide your board in the sling and never have any issues with dents or scratches, plus, the nylon webbing won't wear out or break. Birch and maple woods make this rack more than a storage unit, it's a display case.
Paddleboarding > PFDs MUSTANG SURVIVAL
INFLATABLE BELT
PACK PFD
www.mustangsurvival.com • $141.03
The Inflatable Belt Pack PFD from Mustang Survival fits around the waist like a belt, staying out of the way until you pull the inflation cord. The ergonomic design conforms to the body to provide a secure and comfortable fit and is backed with Mustang's neoprene Comfort Lining to reduce chafing when worn against the skin. The PFD operates by manual inflation, meaning it won't inflate unless you pull the activation cord.
NRS
ZEPHYR INFLATABLE PFD
www.nrs.com • $99.95
80 PADDLING MAGAZINE NEW
The low-profile Zephyr Inflatable PFD provides on-demand flotation you can comfortably wear day-in, day-out on the water. Its compact lumbar-belt design stays out of your way and off your mind until you need it—perfect for SUP on lakes, bays and in harbors where regulations require an approved buoyancy aid. A breathable padded belt gives you a secure but gentle fit and a zippered stash pocket holds your credit card, ID or other small essentials.
WATERSHED DRYBAGS
ALEUTIAN DECK BAG
www.drybags.com • $126
UPDATED
If you need low-profile waterproof storage on the deck of a standup paddleboard or sea kayak, look no further than the Watershed Aleutian. Straps nicely onto the front deck of most SUPs or sea kayaks, and allows fast access to your camera and valuables. You can also use it to keep a map or smartphone dry and viewable, and it will even hold a bilge pump with its Elasto-Lok buckles. It also has a convenient external waterbottle holder. Watershed Drybags are made in USA.
MUSTANG SURVIVAL
ELITE INFLATABLE NEW
PFD
www.mustangsurvival.com • $300.40
It's time to push the limits of performance without compromise. Built on a revolutionary 3D chassis, the Mustang Survival Elite Inflatable PFD stays put at high speeds, lets you move the way you want and need to and provides automatic inflation powered by exclusive Hammar Hydrostatic Inflator Technology. Designed for enhanced mobility and all day comfort. Provides one-and-a-half times the buoyancy of most foam PFDs. Back panel shown.
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