20 Best Vehicle For Surfers (2022 Updated)

This is going to be a Christmas gift for our grandson. Therefore, we cannot rate it’s durability. We saw one at the beach and loved it and wanted him to have one. This was a great deal, it is brand new and came very quickly.

There is a series of four little doll figures in this collection, which are each displayed in what appears to be a spray paint can. The dolls are named spray crew Jake, spray crew Frank, spray crew Tricky, and spray crew Fresh.

There is a display window on the back of the can to view your figurine. I think a youngster could have fun with these little characters. The dolls are 4 inches tall, and are detailed nicely. Recommended for age 6-up.

Not recommended under age 3.

This little vehicle sure comes to life when you hit full throttle on pavement it rips. I bored the exhaust out, and put bushings (flat washers) into the rear swing arms and the rear knuckles at the bottoms.

I moved the rear shock out to the max positions top and bottom, added preload as need for a low rid and enough clearance. I also put three large bolts tapped together and put into the front little pocket area with a zip tie around the chassis.

If this is not done it will flip itself with wheelies and be no good for full throttle use. Because of this I cut most of the back fenders and body where the triangles are in the middle out leave the shape of the fenders but remove max material so you get max air flow through the body otherwise again the flip overs will happen as wind gets under the body.

When these small mods are done this little car rips so try not to hit anything. Plus it just sounds cool forget electric and batteries there budget and the car sounds even more budget. Go NITRO POWER.

!!!!! it just cooler.

I have to tell you this is the most fun toy I have ever owned and I am a grown man 50 years old. These things are ridiculously fast and unbelievably tough. I have probably barrel rolled it a total of 100 times anyway and it is still going strong they go so fast it is very easy to drive over your capabilities.

Just buy one you will not regret it we build a track and my wife is complaining she never sees me anymore! Two of my friends also have them and the battles you have on the track are just unbelievably fun so don’t think about it anymore just get it you will have it running in about five minutes it takes longer to get it out of the box.

This is a great truck and is a great time killer. With a few friends you can race em around for hours. Good on fuel and ever bit as fast as they claim. This is very durable too. Should anything break though the replacement parts are cheap and easy to find.

I first bought the inno board lockers when I was 15 years old teaching surf lessons to make it easy to securely transport boards. I’ve now been using them for 14 years and haven’t needed to replace any parts (although I have since lost the keys and the ability to lock the boards in place).

I’m finally getting a new set to put on my girlfriend’s car. Highly recommended.

I bought the INNO base rack and the BoardLocker for my son as a college graduation gift. We installed it together in about an hour. The rack system is solid and stable, and my son couldnt be happier! Hes already gone surfing with a few friends, and they left their boards on the rack without any concern for theft while they stopped for breakfast.

Thank you to AutoAnything for the expert advice!.

Great rack for someone who is D-ring challenged like myself. I don’t know how I get so confused trying to tighten straps, but I wouldn’t risk my board on my strap-securing ability. The rack attached to my stock Honda Element roof racks quickly and easily, and securing the board up top is a breeze.

Drawbacks: it’s a bit hard to load the board fins forward, because the straps hang over the rack and catch on the fins while I try to load up, and it can only hold two boards at a time. Otherwise,great.

These racks are great, the simplicity/minimalistic design of the D-Ring system means no small intricate parts that can break or rust out early. Also the lack of a ratchet means you’re far less likely to overtighten and damage your boards, while the D-Ring system is more than secure enough to keep your boards safely fastened to your roof.

I would say this is the best soft rack system on the market!.

I used the double rack on my Toyota Corolla and it fit great. Drove freeway speed with no issues. A twist on the tie down before closing the doors eliminated noise. The board tie down straps are the widest I’ve seen from any manufacturer and the board rails are thankful.

Great for a car without roof racks! ive had a sedan with no roof racks for years and have always been stuffing boards in the car getting wax and sand everywhere. The soft racks are easy to throw on and havent damaged my car at all.

Perfect for getting to your local and all around the coast.

see my earlier review around April 2022. To keep every drop of water out of your ears you must have a plug that is airtight and seals perfectly while in the water. I have been surfing for many years and used many moulded plugs.

None keep every drop out of your ears. If just one drop or more gets into my unusually narrow ear canals fungus begins to combine with the natural wax and begins the blocking process. It costs me AUD$80 to have my ears vacuumed by an ENT specialist (being the safest way) every 6 weeks! I finally, finally found a solution that I hope will help one other person at least.

‘Mighty Plugs’ from the USA. the label says Beneficial Products Inc. Apparently they are made from Cotton Beeswax and lanolin. They are cheap and one pair alone lasts for many surfs. I have yet to exhaust a pair since I started using them a couple of months ago.

When you buy them they are tacky (slightly sticky), and when rolled in your hands to warm and soften them, and squished into and over your ears they form an airtight seal that keeps every drop of water from entering your ears.

Of course, you lose most of your hearing, but for me it’s worth it. Eventually, & rather quickly the stickiness or tackiness starts to fade (saltwater is harsh) and I considered buying lanolin cream to revitalise them, but reading further, due to some people having alergic reactions to some lanolin products, I decided to try and get some beeswax and that did the job.

Specifically I bought 100g jar of 100% Beeswax “OZ BEESWAX” online website www. ozbeeswax. com. au. To revitalise the Mighty Plugs before every surf I dry them and roll them back into a ball. I put a very small quantity of the Beeswax stuff in the plam of one hand and roll them some more to coat them.

Put the plugs in a small airtight container and I’m ready for the next surf. The beeswax coated plugs seal everytime. I have tested this every day in the shower so I could be sure of the results. 2 months everyday and the plug material still appears as good as new.

I hope Earjobs starts to sell Mighty plugs but I wonder if I’ll ever need another pair. I doubt the beeswax works with silicon and wouldn’t be comfortable maxing those substances. So this is one persons opinion only and should not be taken as medical advice.

Good Luck.

I am a bodysurfer. I surf most days. I was beginning to really suffer from surfers/swimmers ear after years. When I first got the product I really didn’t like the string around my neck in the water. I am a woman with long hair and it annoyed me.

I took them off the string, big mistake. I lost the right earbud in the surf within a couple of weeks. Considering it was only 3-4ft, I was pretty bummed out. I went to replace just the right earbud and it was ridiculously priced, almost $40 to replace just one! I ended up buying a whole new set.

I have kept the new set on the string and the right earplug has come out several times, but because it’s on the string it’s not lost, so all good – I have tried going up a size to medium but it hurts my ears.

In regards to hearing, I can hear sometimes, other times I can’t. Bottom line is I have gotten use to the string, they keep water out of my ears. The product also needs much better info on how to insert, what they should feel like when inserted properly etc at the moment it’s all guessing, the couple of videos I could find were not helpful for basic info.

In saying all that, I am a bodysurfer so I’m in the turbulence much more than a surfer. If you have trouble with water getting in your ears all the time in the surf, I would give this product a go.

This is my third pair: I sold the first one after thinking I could find a better fit (I was wrong). Then I got my current pair which I have been using for the past 6 months. And I bought another pair for a friend.

I use my plugs several times a week when I go to the swimming pool to play underwater rugby, when I go freediving, and when I swim in the ocean. What I love about them: – that they allow you to hear/talk others (the sound is attenuated but not muffled), – they stay in place relatively well (even if they move a bit, they mostly keep the water out) – allow me to equalise my ears when diving down (tried up to 20 meters) without noticeable difference – the carry case and bungee cord are well designed and practical (I see them as part of the product) Couldn’t be happier with my purchase.

Great economical bird cage; my cockatiel is happy to have more space! I really wouldn’t recommend it for multiple birds or anything larger though. My order happened to arrive with a bent/flexed panel that couldn’t be shaped back to perfect, but it doesn’t bother me or Barkley a bit.

There were also paint (?) chips that came off in shipping, but I haven’t noticed any since set-up, and Barkley hasn’t been able to dent the finish. The instructions were fairly easy to follow, but I like putting things together.

If Ikea furniture or a lack of text directions bothers you, have someone else put it together. Some gaps are larger than indicated, but nothing I’m worried about. He has good space for multiple toys, accessories, and food.

I’m installing plexiglass around the bottom half to decrease food throwing, but that’s more my bird than the cage. Overall, this cage should be exactly (or better) than expected for the price. It’s definitely the economical version and not first choice for those that can afford better quality, but a great choice for younger/cost concious owners.

I was really happy with my choice.

My son’s teacher mentioned this as a class wish in a news letter. The class had a few; all the kids love using The Surf. I bought one and gifted it to the class. It was received with big smiles and many thanks.

Added bonus -it’s easy to clean.

Surfer Beachfront Lego set is amazing! My child was so excited to receive it and started to build it up straight away. Instructions are easy to follow, large pictures and easy to understand! I loved to help her too, every single detail is amazing quality, very thoughtfully done.

Little ice creams, pug, shell with a pearl inside and lots of details moving or can be removed, so lovely. This makes the game more interesting and fun! Loved this set so much! Super quality and details! Lego is the best!.

This is a lovely Lego set, with lots of detail and really fun to play with. The instructions are quite straightforward to follow. It does take abit of time to build but that’s part of the fun. It’s quite a substantial set once built with lots of accessories included for hours worth of play which is great for children’s imaginations, and it looks really good once built, it’s really colourful and pretty.

I would definitely recommend buying it would make a great present for birthdays and Christmas.

Love the bright colours of this Lego friends auger beachfront set, lots of different pieces and great to play with and use imagination. Really quite girly but hours of fun. Lego well done once again a well thought out product.

Great tool! equilibrated, Perfect for hard work in places where the regular drills, ac ones, can’t be used. Powerful, this is recon tool that has the same caracteristics of the new one, is really new.

Great quality!!.

If youre in the market for a well rounded. hammer drill, this may be exactly what youre looking for. As far as price, value, and performance are concerned, this Ryobi gets an A +. Its affordable enough that any DIYer can obtain it, the quality of the unit guarantees itll last any weekend warrior as long as it needs.

It would make a great backup in any professionals bag. Its performance, well it performs as well as many of the more expensive brands. Sure, it may drill a little slower and have a little less torque, but its hard to tell when the end result is the same.

This still is a great option.

Really great bargain in a cordless hammer drill. The included battery is good but I went online for a higher capacity battery. Came with a spindle handle for 2 hand operation. Great for hard drilling in masonry.

This lil guy is super cute and super fun and has really intuitive controls. My lil 5yr old daughter gets dragged along to HF with me way more than she would like. So I usually get her something, the lil balsa wood puzzles, stuff like that.

Well she really wanted this car and I didn’t think she’d be able to use it at her age, I try to say no, but she’s insanely cute and knows how to manipulate her pa. I gave in figuring she’d get frustrated and I’d give it to one of her cousins.

Turns out this thing is really easy to get the hang of and tons of fun. We were taking turns going off jumps and spinning around in circles and splashing through mud puddles. The controls were just automatically obvious to her and she had it down in no time, she could go full speed at the cat and spin it off in another direction at the last minute the first day she was using it.

She’s kinda a lil heck raiser like that. So if you’re not sure if your kid will be able to get the hang of this thing, I’d say based on my experience you should just try it out, you might be surprised.

I’m relatively new to paddleboarding and this is the first hard/ solid board I’ve bought. I have a few inflatable boards that I really like, but I wanted this one thinking it will be simpler not to have to inflate/ deflate at the lake; and thinking I’d like a board that will perform for many years without the worry of having to patch it.

I did a lot of research and Isle boards are very highly rated, most of the reviews of this board are five stars. The board arrived in a damaged box (holes/ tears, a footprint on the word “fragile” on the box), but was very well packaged and the board was undamaged.

I wanted to take it out for a paddle before I reviewed it and now I have been to the lake with it twice. I love how light this board is. The board also tracks well in the water and rides smooth. The surface of the board is nice and soft, but shows damage and wear very easily.

After two trips out, the cover is already showing tears, dings, and damage. The board also sits really low in the water, the sides are completely submerged when I stand on it. I’m a 5’6″, 140 lb woman, and I don’t carry a lot of stuff on the board.

I’m not sure if this is typical of all solid boards, but it’s taking some getting used to since my inflatables sit light on top of the water. Because of the way it sits down in the water, it feels unstable and there’s not a lot of room to move around.

I would not try to do yoga on this board, for example, and I would not attempt to take a dog with me on the board. For convenience/ ease of transport, I would give this board very high marks. It’s relatively easy to maneuver in the water.

I’m rating it lower due to the sinking feeling I get standing and sitting on the board in the water, and to the poor quality of the cover. I don’t see this board lasting many years. A paddleboard is a big investment for me and at this price, I am disappointed in the overall quality.

I bought a used SUP board from a friend and I drive an SUV. The board is 11 feet and would not fit on the inside of my vehicle unless it stuck out the hatch with a tie down – and luckily the friend let me figure something out to get it home.

I I started my search and I came across this tie down. I can say it is easy to execute with 2 people. I still have to try it by myself. The things you should know about this particular tie down and strap – things people have already put in their reviews.

(Sorry that I do not have anything original. ) The wind catches the straps and is VERY LOUD. I never felt like my board (I only needed the straps for ONE board) was going to fly off. But the sound the straps make at 65-70mph is very scary.

I had to just get over it really. The other thing is the straps did leave a slight mark on my car roof – it may buff out with wax but I am really not worried about it as my car is not brand new (this tip is for those who have immaculate cars and don’t want any blemishes from the straps.

) Additional info. we decided to put the straps through the windows instead of the car doors – not sure if there is a big difference. Also, I have one of those short flexible antennas and we put the board on top of it and padded some space next to the antenna with a rolled up towel – not sure what that is doing to the antenna but I am ok with risking it! Overall – this strap is just what I need.

sidenote: not sure why it is called a car rack. it is literally a padded belt with straps including a ratchet thingy for securing the strap through the car!.

I am a single, 55 year old female. This was easy for me to install & tighten down myself. I have to remove the fin on one of my boards in order to transport both. I would’ve given five stars, an excellent review, except for one minor detail.

Most vehicles, nowadays, have an antenna on the roof of their vehicle (It is bulky & looks like a chunky fin). In reviewing this product I thought I would be able to use the roof rack right on the roof of my car (i.

e. I do not have cross bars). The antenna/fin thing prevented me from using the SUP roof rack directly on the roof of my car. I had to get crossbars installed & then attach the SUP Roof Rack in order to get the boards over the antenna.

This issue has nothing to do with the quality or function of the SUP Roof Rack but I wish this potential issue would have been sited in the advertisement. Perhaps something like: “ATTENTION – The SUP Roof Rack cannot be used directly on the rooftop if your vehicle has an antenna.

” See pic.

We have two pretty thick softy SUP’s. And we were looking for a low cost alternative to installing crossbars and a mounted roof rack. These padded racks are super easy to install and are just long enough to pad the bottom edge of our top SUP when my wife and I go out paddle boarding together.

So we love them! The front metal strap connector rattles around on top of the top board when we get above 45mph, so we simply cut a 6” piece of cheap Walmart pool noodle, and just thread the connector inside the noodle once we connect the straps on top of the SUP.

Between that and just remembering to twist the straps a couple times before where the door closes over them; we don’t have any issues with wind reverberation. These racks were exactly what we were looking for!.

Most little incidental knocks and dings actually happen out of the water so i’ve always been a big fan of board bags. I’ve had all sorts of covers over the years and this bag is pretty much perfect if used simply to cover up the boards and protect them during your day to day use and travel.

Not as chunky and padded as the next level up covers but with more padding and protection than that offered by the lightweight fabric pull-overs, this bag is fairly well priced for what it offers and its intended use.

Although not stated as intended for this particular application; I actually can fit 2 ‘relatively standard’ width, thickness and length sized boards in each bag (one 7’0″ bag fits a 7’2″ gun and a 6’9″ semi / the other a 6’7″ bag fits a thicker 6’5″ fixed single fin and a wider 6’0″ fish) which is really handy.

This may not work though if you are using this bag for high volume thicker fun boards which is actually what it is kinda for. , so use common sense and work through the measurements. I’ve found with the extra width offered by the bag, it opens up quite well and allows for a couple to fit in there, so that’s how i use it mainly.

The boards go from the rack at home, to the bag, to the surf, then the same in reverse. I tend to travel with them mainly inside the cars but they could easily strap down to the roof and be well protected as well if needed.

The fin opening is perfect for my fixed glassed in single fin as well, again. that’s kinda what this bag is intentionally for, oversized boards with an oversized fin so that aspect works well for me.

If you’ve got a quiver full of all different weird and wonderful shapes then this bag is a good all rounder if you get creative with the size of the bag to account for your board types and sizes.

This is my second time ordering from the Cleanline crew. and both times the customer service, shipping, and products have exceeded my expectations! There is a reason why I order all the way from the Jersey shore.

and that’s because you guys make me feel like I am dealing with family/friends within the surf community. It’s the little things like the notes and the Starburst candies (that my 8 year old son steals the minute I open the package), that is why I order from across the country as opposed to just driving down to my local shop to pick up what I need.

I will continue to go through you guys for my surf gear (and trust me. I go through a lot of gear). the Cleanline crew rocks! As for the new FCS 6’0 funboard bag I received. perfect! I also have the fins and Trac pad from my first order.

waiting on my new Hypto Crypto (5’11) to arrive so I can throw them on! Keep doing what your doing!.

Perfect fit for my SurfTec Lido 11’6″ SUP and great quality too. I was having trouble finding a bag that was a good fit and had my doubts when I ordered this one, but I have be very satisfied with the board bag.

This is the best longboard ever!!! This is not the longboard to buy if you have experience or if you want to do carving or donwhill. It is really felxible and this can be good for crusing but not so much for going fast.

The wheels are really good. Great quality, they are soft and they are really greapy so they will handle alot of speed in turns. the trucks are not pro but they are not bad at all, the bushings can stand alot of preasure.

The only thing that i think are not that great are the bearings, they were really slow and just weren’t good enough so i change them and it made the board great.

This board is DOPE. its the best board ive ever had. Its sturdy provides great stability love the design. The wheels provide a very smooth ride even on the roughest road in my town. Id reccomend this board to any and all of my friend.

This Yocaher is better than the Landyachtz Switchblade I used to own. I ride it everyday everywhere. I couldn’t have asked for a better board. I am a very happy customer and you will be getting my buisness more often.

Thanks for the board.

Couldnt find a board in Australia for a good price or anywhere near the quality that this is. All I would suggest is that the bearings need to be changed out for better bearings. Australian Skateboards are over priced and dont seem as good, which is why we bought from America.

My 14 yr old son is ecstatic seeing as he did the research into boards here, and paid for it with his own money. Thank you :).

This board rips!!! This is not a costbro slug this thing is a legit. It has the shape of a real surfboard nice thinner rails turns and performs like a “real” board not a foamie. I’ve surfed head high + firing south swell here in Santa Cruz and the thing never let me down.

It held solid off the bottom and turned like any single fin would. The fact that it’s soft is nice because it’s always fun to try and throw a huge floater into the flats and see what happens. The 3 stringers make for a good stiffness, but some good flex when pumping down the line.

Great board for a shortboarder who wants to try some slashers and floaters on a longboard and not have to worry too much about getting hit or bumping into someone else. At 86 liters it catches waves well I’m 52 and maybe 180lbs and have been surfing for almost 40yrs, this board gets me stoked.

Might not be the best choice for a beginner, but for an old man who still skates and short boards this thing freaking rips. Love it 🤙🏼 P. S love the black deck and neon 80’s bottom super fun all around and that’s what surfings all about.

Picked this board up in San Clemente today. I’ve been wanting to get a Catch Surf for awhile. One of my buddies has a 9’0″ from the previous generation and I was super impressed with how it handled for a soft top.

They were so much lighter to carry on the walk to Trails or Church. Caught waves super easy, turned way better than a Wave Storm, and I got five on the nose a few times too. I’m not a ripper so this always felt great.

The only thing I didn’t like about my friend’s board was that it felt kind of “floaty,” the way epoxy boards do, and I would accidentally float off the top of a wave after a bottom turn a few times a session.

I didn’t have the float issue on this new Heritage Nose Rider today. It fits in my sedan so I don’t need to load it on my roof racks if I’m driving alone. Turns even tighter too. It honestly feels about the same to me as my traditional 9’0″ Hydro Hull, but catches waves easier and isn’t as heavy.

Took it down to Trail 6. Standard afternoon waves, waist high with some bigger sets every now and then, a little chop and kind of walled. Still had a blast! This board flies down the line. I sunk the nose a few times and I never quite got all the way up to the front of the nose, but it was my first time using it and conditions weren’t ideal.

If you’re getting a Catch Surf, you’ve already decided to splurge on a Soft Top that performs similar to a hard top. I think it’s worth going all out for this fantastic new model. Stoked to be able to post the first review too!!.

I love this surfboard!! I’m just learning to surf and I was debating between this and the 9’0 Plank x Sierra Lerback but decided to go with this one and I’m so happy I did! The design is awesome and it’s cool that it comes with a good quality fin.

It catches waves super easily and this board is very light so it’s easy to carry. I’m 4’11 and 110 lbs and this board fits me perfectly. I haven’t tried riding the nose yet but I did catch my first wave on it plus some after! I 100% recommend this board or just Catch Surf in general! They have solid quality boards for a great price with super cool designs and colors.

Plus I love that I was able to ship this board directly to my house because I was too impatient to wait until this showed up in stores.

Board has been great so far, transport was the hardest part. But made it work. For someone like me that only gets the surf the summer when going on vacation along with the smaller softer waves in Dubai.

It was a great pick up and easy to transport. It even helps on the overly crowded waves here since I worry less about bumping into someone which always happens.

Got this as my first board. I’m 5’7 athletic build female. Just started to learn and this thing moves! I surf out of New Smyrna beach, this is great for small waves. Picks up everything and very stable! I would totally recommend this for beginners, I’m glad I invested in this.

Fantastic board!! I purchase the 7’ & it’s awesome. Jamie O’Brien knocked it out with this one. Fun ride & turns. The colors are bright & just as pictured. High quality, great design & Catch Surf delivered super fast, with some cool stickers & packaging was really great.

I will hands down order from CS again. If you’re on the fence in this board don’t hesitate- it’s GREAT. You will not be disappointed!.

Super

TranslateShow in original languageSurf reçu rapidement avec un envoi soigné. Design très plaisant + produits qualitatifs. Pompe avec pieds et manche pliable pour un gain de place, avec manomètre en plus permettant de bien gérer le gonflage.

Sac assez grand pour un rangement simple, il y a de la place pour la planche, la pompe et même une d’autres affaires style combi. Parfait pour un voyage en train (testé ce week end). Coté surf, une fois bien gonflé le surf est super.

Bonne flottabilité et bonne sensation. Le tout à l’air très robuste. 1er test réussi pour moi sur des mini vagues. A tester avec des “vrais conditions de surf”.

TranslateShow in original languagePas encore testé sur l’eau. Au gonflage, le surf semble de bonne qualité, le sac de transport est pratique. Le tout est très léger à manipuler. Les ailerons amovibles nécessitent des outils (fournis) pour les mettre en place.

Un système de fixation rapide aurait été apprécié. Reste à tester ses qualités de glisse.

I’ve been surfing for 40 years. Grew up in the power era of Dane Kealoha, Tom Carrol and the master: Tom Curren. I currently ride for a shop, CB surf shop in Carolina Beach, NC (I’m the old guy on the team), a Catch Surf dealer, but I promise you this review will not be biased.

I started being intrigued by shorter and soft boards when I saw Curren standing up on a body board and riding skim boards. That piqued my interest because of what Curren has done for the sport with board design, and due to my fascination with shorter craft.

I was riding a 5’9 hpsb prior to getting my 54 special. I’m 6ft, 155 lbs btw. Following up on my interest, I started watching Blair Conklin killing it on the 54, both in everyday surf, as well as macking Mexican shore break stuff.

Those videos prompted me to pull the trigger and get a 54 Special. My idea being that I would explore this side of surfing and if I didn’t like the board, I would stick in the used rack at the shop and sell it.

Boy was I surprised. First session was in chest to head (east coast) solid, punchy wind swell. Board caught waves easier then my short board. First wave was different due to the short rail line. Once I got used to that, however, a whole new realm of surfing was discovered.

I compare it to the first time I got barreled. Turns were tighter, airs were landed, 360s were spun with ease and roundhouses were placed in soft knee high shoulders that normally wouldn’t grant the space and power to perform one.

The best part is that pulling into seeming closeouts and sometimes making it, was amazing. The fear of being smacked by the board inside a shallow chest to head high shore break style barrel (if you have surfed on the east coast of the USA you understand.

) Is gone, and as a result, the inner limits of pure fun opened up! I am now going places on the wave I had never been to. This is the only board I surf. I’m taking it to Mexico soon and know it’ll be the only board I ride there.

I truly believe this is the future of surfing. Go ahead and laugh, then report back in 5 years. I am thankful this product was created and look fwd to a long time riding my 54. Thank you Tom Morey for creating this type of watercraft so long ago.

And thank you Catch Surf of expanding it into something exponentially greater.