Hello all,
I recently scored an Eaton 14’ prone paddle board that needs a new deck pad but after searching the net I can’t seem to find anyone who sells them. I will try caling Barks and Boardworks and Surftech tomorrow but I’m just surprised that after searching I can’t find one place online to buy one. Anyone have any suggestions or for sure places to contact? Thanks again for any help,
Some years ago I bought a DIY deck pad from Infinity Surfboards, online. Single thickness black pad that was enough for a 9’ board. Try their website. Note that I got it a good 15 years ago. May no longer be available.
Maybe try these guys. I have used their regular mat but am wondering if the underpad would be the way to go for a prone paddleboard.
http://hydroturf.com/products/Sheets_of_Hydro-Turf/SUP___Surf
http://hydroturf.com/products/Sheets_of_Hydro-Turf/Underpad
Funny. A google search for “do it yourself surfboard traction pads” yielded plenty of links. Many on Amazon.
http://www.lmgtfy.com
Hi, I use Cove pads made by Casey Patelski on my paipo boards. It very light and provides good traction. He originally made them for kneeboards. http://www.covepad.com/
These are pretty good and you will have some left over to trade with the SUP dudes. https://www.amazon.com/BlackTip-Jetsports-traction-Sea-Doo-Footwell/dp/B00843WAN0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1501802732&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=blacktip+pads&psc=1
Hi -
The prone padding I have seen is thicker and softer than the typical Hydro-Turf stuff. Bark uses some stuff that is more like a Yoga pad material and approx. 1/2" thick. I have had good communication with the people at this link… they have various densities and can apply the 3M Peel&Stick. http://www.rubbercal.com
Why not just glue on a yoga mat?
Try Agenda Surf for more than enough traction options.
