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C4 Waterman Pohaku Wide Glide Stand-Up Paddleboard - 2011 BCS
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Whether it's an ocean, a glassy lake, or a slow-moving river, the body of water near your cozy cabana instantly becomes your playground when you step onto the C4 Waterman Pohaku Wide Glide Stand-Up Paddleboard. With its simple, sturdy construction and all-around performance that's fit for beginners through strong intermediate paddlers, this wide board tracks well on just about any type of water you can access.
- The EPS foam core is wrapped with epoxy cloth on the deck and bottom to create a soft, lightweight, and durable board that's perfect for flat to shallow surf
- One-piece deck pad provides grip for turns and a stable stance as you ride waves through the bay
- The partially rounded tail enables easy turning on fresh or saltwater waves
- Three-fin design provides great control on flat water and even moderate surf
- Board features a seven-inch center fin (eight-inch on the 11-foot board) and two smaller Future SB1 350 Side Bites fins for stability and tracking
- In-deck hand well gives you an easy way to pick up the 24 pound board
- EZ-Straps carry system (sold separately) help you transport the board over a half-mile of dunes
Bottom Line: A great valued, versatile board for beginner to intermediate paddleboarding on fresh or saltwater.
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Color is the yellow one!
By:
Kellen McAffee
February 11, 2012
#backcountry employee here guru says the board available is the yellow one!
Not Bullet-proof
By:
Mike Twist
September 1, 2011
The Pohaku is my second paddleboard. I have the 10-6. Its a foot shorter than my Surftech Laird and much lighter. I got it primarily for the surf - knee to head high. I like the performance but I'm disappointed with the durabilty. The surface dings pretty easily and I just had the blocks on the left side fin pull out. Next time I'll go for a tougher construction.
Pohaku, not DaMooch
By:
Rich Mallard
May 19, 2011
the pohaku 11-0 is 29.75" wide whereas the DaMooch is only 27.875" width. also, the Pohaku is 4.125" thk, whereas the DaMooch is 4.25" thk. My wife & I are presently looking at buying her the Pohaku 10-6 & myself the Pohaku 11-0 very soon.
Good All Around SUP
By:
B
July 21, 2011
I'm about 5'10" 150-160lbs and I got the 10'6". I got this board to use on Reservoirs, Slow Moving Rivers, & Occasionally Surf. On Reservoirs it's a little skinny and less stable, so it requires more balance, but performs really well. I'd recommend this as a good overall SUP for intermediate - advance paddlers.
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Color is the yellow one!
#backcountry employee here guru says the board available is the yellow one! more...
Not Bullet-proof
The Pohaku is my second paddleboard. I have the 10-6. Its a foot shorter than my Surftech Laird and much lighter. I got it primarily for the surf - more...
- Length:
- (10-6) 10 ft 6 in, (11-0) 11 ft
- Thickness:
- (10-6) 4.13 in, (11-0) 4.13 in
- Volume:
- (10-6) 171.6 L, (11-0) 178.6 L
- Construction:
- epoxy glassing
- Fins:
- (10-6) Futures SB1 Side Bites and 7in center fin, (11-0) Futures SB1 Side Bites and 8in center fin
- Deck Pad:
- 1-piece pad included
- Recommended Use:
- entry-level paddleboarding, intermediate paddleboarding, flat water to surf, slow-moving rivers, lakes