Contour Surf Ripple EPS 39 in Bodyboard with Coiled Wrist Leash

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Contour Surf Ripple EPS 39 in Bodyboard with Coiled Wrist Leash

Name: Contour Surf Ripple EPS 39 in Bodyboard with Coiled Wrist Leash | 361 Degrees Adventure Tanzania
SKU: B976
Price: 700000 TZS
Availability: OutOfStock

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A 39-inch performance bodyboard built on an EPS core with an FRP stringer, IXPE deck and dual-channel HDPE slick. Sized for teenagers and lighter adults, and supplied with a double-swivel coiled wrist leash.

TZS700,000+ VAT

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Highlights

Built like a real board, priced like a beach toy is not

Stringer-reinforced EPS core, heat-laminated IXPE deck and a channelled slick bottom. This is a proper bodyboard construction, not a foam slab that folds in the first decent wave.

39 in (99 cm)

Sized for teenagers and lighter adults - long enough to plane early, short enough to control.

FRP stringer

A fibre-reinforced rod through the core stops the board flexing out of shape and holds its speed.

Dual channels and crescent tail

Channels in the slick bottom grip the wave face; the crescent tail lets you turn off the back foot.

Coiled leash included

Double stainless-steel swivel coiled wrist leash, so the cord never winds itself into a knot.

Product description

About this product

A bodyboard is the fastest way to get a first-timer riding waves, and the Ripple is the size most people should start on: 39 inches suits a teenager or a lighter adult, which is the bracket where cheap boards usually let you down. The difference here is in the layers.

The core is EPS – expanded polystyrene – which is light and floats high, so the board planes early and you catch waves that a denser core would miss. Running through it is an FRP stringer, a fibre-reinforced rod that stops the board bending permanently under load. That is the part that separates a board you still own next season from one that arrives home from the beach with a crease across the middle.

The deck is IXPE foam, heat-laminated rather than glued, giving a surface that is soft against your chest and ribs on a hard landing but does not soak up water or delaminate. Underneath, the slick bottom is HDPE reinforced with a plastic mesh, with two channels moulded into it. Those channels are what let the board hold a line across the wave face instead of sliding straight down it. The crescent tail and 60/40 rails round out a shape aimed at beginner and intermediate riders rather than at experts.

The coiled wrist leash supplied with it uses a double stainless-steel swivel, which matters more in salt water than it sounds – a single swivel winds up tight after a dozen waves and starts tugging your arm.

Specifications

The details

Model	Contour Surf Ripple EPS 39 in
Board length	39 in (99 cm)
Core	Expanded polystyrene (EPS)
Stringer	FRP (fibre-reinforced plastic)
Deck	IXPE foam, heat-laminated
Slick bottom	HDPE with plastic mesh reinforcement, dual channels
Rails	60/40
Tail	Crescent
Board weight	approx. 907 g (supplier figure)
Colour	Blue
Rider suitability	Teenagers and lighter adults; beginner to intermediate
Wave conditions	Small to medium surf
In the box	Bodyboard, coiled wrist leash with double stainless-steel swivel
SKU	B976

Questions

Good to know

How do I know if 39 inches is the right size for me?

Stand the board on its tail beside you - the nose should reach somewhere between your navel and the middle of your chest. That normally puts the 39 in a teenager or an adult up to roughly 70 kg. Heavier riders want a longer board.

Where can I use it around Dar es Salaam?

Anywhere with a shore break or a small wave running over sand. Kigamboni and the beaches south of the ferry pick up the cleanest small surf, and the island beaches off Dar work on a breezy afternoon. Bodyboards need much less wave than a surfboard does.

Do I need fins to ride it?

Not to start. In waist-deep water you can push off the bottom and catch the whitewater. Once you want to catch waves before they break, swim fins make a real difference - they are what let you match the speed of the wave.

Will it last in this sun?

Rinse it in fresh water after each session and keep it out of direct sun between rides - do not leave it face-up on the roof of a car or on hot sand for hours. UV and heat are what make a bodyboard deck go brittle and the slick separate. Stored in the shade it lasts for years.

Is it strong enough for an adult?

For an adult up to about 70 kg, yes. Above that the board still floats but starts to sink at the tail and rides slowly, which is why the heavier sizes exist.

Can children use it?

An older child will manage it, though a 33 in or 37 in board is easier for a small rider to control. Any child in the sea should be supervised and within their depth, whatever they are riding.

Why is the leash worn on the wrist rather than the ankle?

Bodyboards are ridden lying down, so the board stays in front of you and the leash goes on the upper arm or wrist. An ankle leash would drag the board past your legs in the wash.

Does the price include the leash?

Yes. The coiled wrist leash with a double stainless-steel swivel is supplied with the board.