I love the new Cab bars. Standard trimline bar is well priced around 399$. Excellent lines, excellent QR and super easy to reset, robust PU tubing( much harder to kink than previously), comfy quality bar, smooth motion between bar and PU tube, proven clam cleat trim system for depower. This bar has ...

Ezzycut hook knifes, impact/flotation vest, sunglasses, beenie or sunhat, launch anchor..

I bought a Mystic Drysuit from them. Great price and I had it in hand in three days....UK to Boston, Ma

good job

skideeppow wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 14, 2019 11:42 pm

my only concern wiht the slider bar, is the rope snapping. Seems like this happens quite a bit.

Any thoughts?

Yup, It's called 1/4 inch stainless steel. I love my Dynabar metal sliding hook, smooth as silk and absolutly bomb proof..

I have been using open plams for twenty years. They are the perfect solution for the those borderline days. For me that's days in the 50sF or high 40sf, temps below that I will wear my 5mm NP lobster claws... Like others have said, being able to flip them back and out of they way till your hands get...

DICE?...should i roll them to see if I win? Or should I take my chances in VEGAS?

I use the 100 degree (F) rule. If the air and water temp added up is below 100, I sit it out as I only have a 3/2 wetsuit. The advice of changing into dry, warm clothing immediately after a session is invaluable in preventing hypothermia. Had it happen once when I was distracted by a bystander aski...

Sad to hear this news.

sad news once again


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