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SUP Deck Bag
Sea to Summit
SUP Deck Bag
$79.96
Description

　　Dry bag shaped specifically for use on SUP decks

　　The SUP Deck Bag comes from the legacy of the Big River Dry Bags. Sea to Summit shaped a dry bag specifically for use on stand-up paddleboard decks. To fasten these bags to your deck it uses Self Adhesive Lash Points and the most trustworthy adhesive on the market - 3M® VHB for maximum adhesion for whatever conditions you can throw at it. There's also no reason to limit yourself to SUPs - this bag is equally useful on all manner of kayaks, boats, and rafts.

　　Not designed for submersion.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Sea to Summit
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
623-36
Color:
Surf Blue
Volume:
12 liters
Dimensions:
15 x 10 x 5 in.
Weight:
12 oz / 340 g
Material:
420D Waterproof Fabric
Other Features:
  • Waterproof hypalon roll-top closure
  • Fully seam-taped
  • Includes aluminum hook ladderlock buckles
  • Hypalon loops for attaching gear externally
  • Can be removed quickly and easily from your SUP board
  • 420D Big River™ fabric
How to Use:
  • Before attaching the self-adhesive lash-patches, measure twice – once the patches are stuck down, they cannot be removed easily.
  • Attach the side patches in a position which allows you to tighten the cinch straps.
  • Like any roll-top dry bag, the SUP Deck Bag is not designed for submersion use. Cameras or phones should be stored in a separate dry bag packed inside the SUP Deck Bag.
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