Reviewed by Amber S.
I recommend this product
5 Stars
Absolutely adore my purchase. Communication by team was outstanding, keeping me updated when courier delays occurred due to COVID.
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The WAW BadFish enhances the bodysurfing experience by providing lift and control, allowing the surfer to ride the waves faster and for longer. It turns beginners into pros and the pros into experts.
This 100% post-consumer recycled plastic handplane will get you barrelled leaving nothing but cleaner oceans in your path.
Yes, it floats!
Product information
| Store Pick Up | Not available |
| *Local Delivery | Flat rate $15; free for orders over $150 |
| Shipping | Flat rate $15; free for homewares orders over $150 |
| International Shipping | NZ $25; INT $60 |
*Local Delivery is only available for Sydney metro (within 20km of postcode 2064). Koskela is delivering Monday-Thursday.
Handplane Materials: 100% post consumer recycled plastics. 1/3 hand collected from Australian beaches and 2/3 from Australian domestic recycling bins
Strap Materials: Yulex Pure Bio Rubber. Fully certified by the FSC and The Rainforest Alliance as sustainable bio rubber. Strap velcro is constructed using 100% recycled polyester.
All of which is sealed together with Aqua solvent free glues.
Dimensions: 29.6 x 20 x 0.9 cm
Weight: Approx 350 g
Features:
- Concave hull for maximum lift and control
- Rockered nose entry for extra lift and splash reduction
- Super strength hand strap mounts with hydrodynamic channels
- Rounded rails for wave face hold and splash reduction
- Fish tail cutout for swimming comfort
- Fully adjustable Yulex Pure bio rubber handstrap
- Adjustable safety wrist leash
Why choose me
Made in Australia
This product is manufactured in Australia. Buying Australian-made supports local businesses and jobs, supports our community, and strengthens our economy.
Recycled Content
This product incorporates recycled materials. Diverting materials from landfill reduces the demand for raw materials and utilising waste as a resource contributes towards the circular economy.