Melors Non-toxic Stand Up Paddleboard Deck Pad

Melors Non-toxic Stand Up Paddleboard Deck Pad

Name: Deck pad
Uploaded: 2022-12-17T19:17:48+08:00
Description: deck pad

$30≥10Piece/Pieces

Payment Type:	T/T,Paypal
Incoterm:	FOB,CIF,EXW,DDP,Express Delivery
Min. Order:	10 Piece/Pieces

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Size: 230cm x 90cm

Thickness: 5mm

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What is a Deck Pad for surfing?

Eva Traction Pads Surfboards traction pads are designed to be stuck on the tail of your surfboard (back-end) to stop your back foot from sliding off. An alternative to a surfboard grip pad is surfboard wax. Basically you will need to use one or the other to keep yourself on the board Eva Deck Grip.

A surfboard Eva Grip Pad without any kind of traction or grip is a bit like trying to walk on ice, you just ain't going to stay on your feet. You will be sliding off the surfboard instead of sliding around on the wave.

Surf traction pads come in a huge variety of colors, Eva Traction Deck Pad but they are basically all made from the same non-slip, water resistant components. The bumps, curves, grooves, and contours found on the traction pads all come down to personal taste and comfort.

Coaming Pads Advantages of a Surfboard Traction Pad: Never, ever have to wax your surfboard again. No melting wax in the hot sun going all over the car or whatever. No maintenance required. The grip is hard wearing and the bumps last for the life of the board. The raised section at the back of the pad, known as a Kicktail, can be really useful in preventing your back foot from sliding too far back on the surfboard. Many surfers swear by the extra raised kicktail for extra maneuverability in big surf and for critical turns.

Sup Deck Pad Disadvantages of surfboard grip: Your placement of the surfboard traction needs to be spot on as removing the grip can be a nightmare once it has set. The raised back part of some traction pads, known as the Kicktail, can cause stubbed toes depending on your style getting to your feet.

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