Sick of carrying your board

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rubo123
rubo123
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12 May 2008 1:48pm
I am so sick of carrying everything down to the beach or having to tie it up, so i have been researching the products to help with this, found a pretty cool one, check it out guys tell me what you think.




it carries heaps of different boards

thanks
evlPanda
evlPanda
NSW
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NSW, 9207 posts
12 May 2008 4:03pm
Oh me too. I am just so sick of it. I've tried everything from pack mules to sherpas. Now I just bring along a stack of party balloons and helium. While I float the gear to the launching are I write Haiku poems which I attach to the balloons before I release them.
555
555
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555 555
892 posts
12 May 2008 2:18pm
Good thing that the first 10 seconds or so are sped up... looks like nearly as much time is spent fiddling around assembling the thing as it would take to walk the gear to the beach.

Then there's the problem that you have to leave it on the beach instead of having it safely locked up in the car while you're on the water. And then, it's another salty wet and sandy thing to put in the car (by the time you've loaded your wet board, wet wetsuit etc onto it and it's dripped everywhere while you dragged it back up the beach).

All in all, a real effort saver I'm sure. Alternatively, you could just stay home and watch people surfing on a DVD??
rubo123
rubo123
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8 posts
12 May 2008 2:19pm
hahaha,


wow how long did that take you to write..would have taken me forever to think of that

Did you check out the video??

what do you think?


Has any one on the forum tried one of these yet, it looks cool to me, it would be great to get some feedback on one.
rubo123
rubo123
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8 posts
12 May 2008 2:23pm
haha nice "555"


they are some good points you brought up.

i think it is more so for some one who rides a bike to the beach, and i guess you would just leave it assembled.

as for the locking up...thats a good one but, i would just use my bike lock.

you definetly raise a few possible downsides to using the "quiverkaddy"

though, im sure there are ways around it, otherwise it wouldnt have been built.


evlPanda
evlPanda
NSW
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NSW, 9207 posts
12 May 2008 4:41pm
Is there anywhere in the buggy I could safely store my spare 25m lines?
rubo123
rubo123
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8 posts
12 May 2008 2:47pm
haha, yer another good point.


meh.


you wouldnt think so would you


evlPanda
evlPanda
NSW
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NSW, 9207 posts
12 May 2008 4:54pm
Nah, I'm just having a go at you for having a go at us.

Seriously, I'd really consider buying one if I could ride to where I windsurf but I live on a bicycle island.
rubo123
rubo123
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8 posts
12 May 2008 3:02pm
ok ha, no worries
Richiefish
Richiefish
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12 May 2008 6:41pm
they should make one for golf clubs?
Troppo
Troppo
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WA, 887 posts
12 May 2008 5:21pm
another option




jp747
jp747
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1553 posts
12 May 2008 7:01pm
where do you stack the sails
Troppo
Troppo
WA
887 posts
WA, 887 posts
12 May 2008 9:47pm
on top of your boom which is ontop of your board.

u can see in the phot. can easily take 2 boards and the rest of the bits and pieces
firiebob
firiebob
WA
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13 May 2008 6:48pm
Ah the old A frame trolly Troppo, perfect.

Benny, I'm busting to do some Green trips with you when come over mate
jp747
jp747
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1553 posts
13 May 2008 7:11pm
Troppo said...

on top of your boom which is ontop of your board.

u can see in the phot. can easily take 2 boards and the rest of the bits and pieces


shucks didn't see that one thought it was a small waveboard...
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