Surf Lakes

Surf Lakes is a massive pool in Australia that generates 5 different types of waves for surfers! Equipped with a huge contraption that creates waves in concentric circles that then radiate outwards, the pool has been designed to potentially produce over 2,000 waves per hour, suitable for all skill levels and surf craft. It delivers 5 levels of perfectly natural looking waves all at the same time, from beginner to pro (a heavy slab, suitable for high level surfers and bodyboarders) on 10 separate breaks around the pool. It mimics the ocean ground swells, with waves coming in sets of two to six, and break over specially shaped reefs. watch the video below

Surf Lakes Corporate Video from Surf Lakes on Vimeo.

ADJUSTABLE DUMBBELL BARBELL

This adjustable set is perfect for the home gym, where the amount of space the equipment takes up is often of paramount importance. This adjustable dumbbell set comes with a connecting bar, and can easily transfer to barbell set within seconds. The set is not only smart but also save you time and space. The silicone-edged steel plates allow for adjustment of weight, while the neoprene grips are both comfortable and prevent slipping. Available in several weight choic...
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PADDLE AND SURFBOARD TRAILER

Mule Transport Products have invented a trailer, to carry your surfgear, composed of a nose and tail piece connected together with a durable clip and cinch down. The Mule is a unique way to transport your shortboard, longboard, or Stand up Paddle board, you can walk with the trailer or pull it behind your bicycle. It installs and breaks down in seconds and fit´s in a small case which is included....
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FINCLIP

Finclip is a clever solution to an annoying problem. Forget the days when you had to struggle to don your fins, Finclip is a ski bindings-like device that lets you wear your diving flippers handsfree without having to bend down. Finclip is a device that has been specially designed to don the most popular models of adjustable fins with exceptional ease, simply clamp it to the rear end of the fin and secure it by tightening the screws. Then gently push down with your ...
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