Manera Boardbag for Wing Foiling Boards

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Manera Wing is a wing foil board bag designed to protect and transport your board with the mast still attached. Thick protective padding and a Velcro closure system make it practical for setup on hard ground.
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Wing foil board protection without mast removal Manera Wing is a dedicated board bag designed specifically for wing foil boards. Its construction allows the board to be stored and transported with the mast still mounted, simplifying gear preparation on the spot and reducing the risk of damage. This solution is especially useful when assembling your foil on concrete, asphalt or other hard surfaces, where the bag can also be used as a protective mat under the board. Velcro closure system Instead of a traditional zipper, the bag features a Velcro closure system, eliminating the risk of board damage caused by hard zipper elements. This durable and easy-to-use solution performs well in sandy and salty environments. The dedicated mast access opening allows the board to be inserted and removed quickly without disturbing the foil setup. Durable materials and padding The bag is made from premium 600D Polyester, offering excellent resistance to abrasion, tearing, UV exposure and water. Thick protective foam provides effective shock absorption during transport and handling. Practical details for everyday use A handle access opening allows you to use the board’s handle even when the board is inside the bag, making carrying more natural. An external Velcro pocket provides storage for small essentials such as screws, tools and other foil accessories. Available sizes: 5'0 – 156 × 70 cm – weight: 2 kg 5'5 – 170 × 75 cm – weight: 2.4 kg 6'0 – 185 × 85 cm – weight: 2.8 kg

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    MN-22223-011W-0500

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