Premium Raceboard Bag Design

• Durable race bag
• 4mm padding with extra protection zones in the nose and tail
• Sidewalls reinforced with 600D
• Mesh air vent
• Lockable heavy-duty zipper
• Carry handles on the tail, side, and top
• Velcro fin slot
• 2x compression straps

The Premium Raceboard bag is designed for the NSP race program

Working closely together with professional athletes, recreational paddlers, and everything in between, we understand the needs of stand-up paddleboard enthusiasts. Being competitive is not just about training; arriving at the starting line with a board that isn’t damaged or destroyed is a basic requirement.

That is why we designed the Premium Raceboard Bag; high-performance raceboards are more fragile than our regular raceboards as lightweight construction comes at a price. To ensure the maximum amount of protection, an NSP Premium Raceboard bag is tried, tested, improved, and modified until our elite racing team approves its specs and dimensions.

Features:

• Durable 8mm padded bag Polysack inside and out and 600D reinforcement at the tail
• Ideal for travel with name tag slot
• Carry handle
• Detachable padded shoulder strap
• Rust-proof hardware
• Fin slot

Why get a foil travel bag?

Outside of the water, your foil board is in its most fragile state. UV rays, the occasional nudge by people using the same storage, temperature changes, the list goes on and on, and we recommend some moderate protection like a sock, a cover or a day bag.

If you are flying with your gear, chances are your equipment will be handled by up to twenty different people on a single flight. Minimizing the damage potential to your equipment is essential to get the most out of your trip. Which is why you should invest in a bag designed for travel,  to cover up your foil board, its rails and vulnerable nose and tail.

Riders looking for a simple bag that keeps out UV rays and separates your board from the rest of the luggage in your trunk ought to look into the Foil Day Bag by NSP.

Features:

• 4mm travel bags
• Heat and water-resistant Polysack
• Carry handle
• Detachable padded shoulder straps
• Velcro fin slot

Features:

• 4mm closed cell protection
• Heat and water resistant poly sack material inside and out
• Carry handle
• Detachable padded shoulder strap
• Rust-proof hardware

Features:

• Reflective coating on the outer shell
• Heat and water-resistant Polysack
• Carry handle
• Detachable padded shoulder straps
• Zipper fin slots included on all SUP bags except on the smallest SUP Surf bag ( 7’8″)

• Constructed from 600D Polyester
• Adjustable shoulder straps
• Durable nylon zippers

• Constructed from 600D Polyester
• 38mm shoulder strap
• Durable nylon zippers

• 7 mm foam padded bag
• White Sun / UV sun shield layer
• Fin slot opening
• Heavy-duty 600D Polyester nose and tail protection
• Adjustable shoulder strap
• Durable non-corrosive zippers
• Paddle carry straps

Sizechart

Design:

• Lightweight, stretchy and soft material adapts to the shape of your board
• Extra protection for the nose, as this is usually the most vulnerable part of the board.
• Available in 8 sizes and two different shapes for both longboards, mid-length and shortboards in the NSP range

Why use a board sock?

Well usually, the more high-performance your board is, the more fragile it is as well. Anyone who regularly drives their equipment to the beach knows. Being able to load your board in the back of your car is a luxury, but a board sock makes all the difference.

Board sock vs board bag

Immediate advantages of the board sock is that they are light and easy to stash. You can wash them like regular laundry, and in terms of ventilation (getting rid of excess moisture), they are the best too. Day bags and travel bags offer more protection but simply aren’t as easy to handle. Plus, when bags do not have ventilation they tend to collect a lot of moisture, mold and dirt over time.

Disadvantages of the socks are its limited protection. By no means should you travel with a board sock and expect to get away from your adventure with a pristine board! Getting your board in or out of a sock may take some practice. We have seen the occasional drop on concrete by careless individuals, but essentially, a board sock is a great way to get your surfboard from A to B in a protected environment. Separate your equipment from the rest of the cargo and avoid scratches and mild dings.

Board socks also protect your board from the sun and avoid getting wax, sand and water in your car. Anyone familiar with a roofrack stained with excess wax will also appreciate the separating qualities of the NSP board socks. But as stated previously, they do not protect your boards from impact. Anyone going on a serious surfari and looking to protect their boards in the best possible way should look into a board sock + travel bag combo. Layers are always good, but once you arrive at your destination, you will have the option to bring your board to the beach with your board sock.

Prolimit Tie-down strap 25 mm wide, and 3 meter long.