SurfEars 4.0

The new SurfEars 4.0 are the ultimate solution for protecting your ears while keeping your hearing intact during water sports. Whether you are surfing, kayaking, or kitesurfing, these lightweight earplugs prevent Surfer's Ear (common problem where the ear canal is actually blocked by this condition) without muffling sound. The latest version offers a refined fit with three sizes of sealing gels, ensuring all-day comfort. A detachable leash keeps them secure, while the premium silicone case with a magnetic closure makes storage effortless. Designed for versatility, they work for everything from wakeboarding to diving. Stay connected, stay protected, SurfEars 4.0 is the upgrade your ears deserve.

SELF-INFLATING VEST | BY PATAGONIA

Patagonia have published information on the development of a new self-inflating vest. Following the footsteps of Billabong´s Floatation Wetsuit, Patagonia have developed a lifejacket style design that is light weight and can be worn under any wetsuit. At the right moment pulling the cord and filling the chamber with CO2 from the removable cartridge, the vest quickly and safely helps disoriented, exhausted athletes to the surface. The Vest is still under development...
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CHANGEBAG | BY CURVE

If you practice watersports you will want one of these. No more wet car boots, no more sand or dirt on your wetsuit. The Change Bag by Curve let´s you change on the open bag, leave your wet wetsuit in it and pull the strings to create a closed waterproof bag. Cool!! a change mat thats also a wetsuit bag!...
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WATER HOVERBOARD

Marty McFly predicted one in 2015, but it´s here early! Meet the next evolution in watersports - Hoverboard, created by Frank Zapata, the Jet-ski champion and inventor of the popular Flyboard. Franky Zapata and his team Zapata Racing have a new extreme invention, a Hoverboard for water. The technique for riding the water hoverboard is similar to its predecessor, a hydro-jet is connected to a long hose attached to the Board. This makes the rider shoot more than 9 fe...
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