Housses Bodyboard : Protégez et Transportez Votre Matériel - HawaiiSurf

Bodyboard Covers: Protect and Transport Your Gear

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A bodyboard cover to keep your gear protected for longer

A bodyboard often spends more time in transport, in a car trunk, or stored at home than in the water. Yet, it's often during these times that impacts, scratches, or deformities occur, which ultimately damage the gear. A good bodyboard cover is the first line of defense against these everyday aggressions.

Since 1976, we have seen that properly protected gear retains its performance, original appearance, and value over time.

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Why use a bodyboard cover?

A cover protects the board from impacts, abrasions, and UV rays. It also helps limit risks associated with repeated handling during trips to the beach or while traveling.

Riders who regularly use their gear know that a simple cover can prevent many repairs and significantly extend the lifespan of a Bodyboard.

Choosing the right cover based on usage

The needs are not the same for daily use or for a surf trip to the other side of the world. A lightweight cover will be perfect for local trips, while a reinforced model will offer more security during air travel or long journeys.

The choice also depends on the number of boards being transported, the frequency of use, and the level of protection sought.

An essential accessory for travel

Practitioners who regularly go on vacation or surf trips particularly appreciate covers designed for long-distance transport. They allow for more relaxed travel while reducing the risk of damage related to handling during transport.

Users of Inflatable Bodyboards benefit from a particularly practical solution due to their low bulk once stored.

A coherent setup to fully enjoy every session

The cover is part of a broader set designed to protect your gear. The Bodyboard Leashes ensure the rider's safety in the waves, while the Bodyboard Fins enhance propulsion and efficiency in the water.

Practitioners looking to start with complete gear can also discover our Bodyboard Packs designed to combine the essential elements of the discipline.

Maintaining and repairing your gear

Even with proper protection, a bodyboard can suffer damage over time. Bodyboard Repair products allow for quick intervention to preserve the performance and lifespan of the gear.

A few simple maintenance steps can often keep equipment in excellent condition for many seasons.

HawaiiSurf expertise since 1976

For fifty years, HawaiiSurf has been supporting action sports enthusiasts in choosing their gear and accessories. Our selection of bodyboard covers includes models tailored to the real needs of riders, whether it's to protect their gear daily or prepare for a surf trip.

Whether you're looking for a travel bodyboard cover, protection for your daily commutes, or simply the best bodyboard cover to preserve your gear, we always prioritize reliable, durable products that meet the demands of the practice.

Protégez votre bodyboard au quotidien

Une housse bodyboard permet de protéger efficacement votre matériel contre les chocs, les rayures, le soleil et les contraintes liées aux transports. Un investissement simple pour prolonger la durée de vie de votre équipement.

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Des housses adaptées à tous les bodyboards

Notre sélection de Housses Bodyboard permet de protéger efficacement votre matériel lors de vos déplacements quotidiens comme pendant vos voyages. Chaque modèle est conçu pour offrir un excellent compromis entre protection, praticité et confort de transport.

Retrouvez également notre sélection de Planches de Bodyboard ainsi que nos Bodyboards Gonflables adaptés à tous les niveaux de pratique.

Complétez votre équipement

Découvrez également nos Palmes Bodyboard, nos Leashs Bodyboard ainsi que nos produits de Réparation Bodyboard pour préserver durablement votre matériel.

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FAQ — How to Choose Your Bodyboard Bag

Why use a bodyboard bag?

A bodyboard bag protects your board from friction and makes it easy to transport between home, the car, and the beach. Depending on its construction and padding, it can also absorb some shocks. Choose a protection suitable for your travels: a lightweight bag for local trips and a more padded model for travel or frequent handling.

How to choose the size of your bodyboard bag?

Check the maximum accepted board length, then compare the width and thickness of your bodyboard with the capacity of the bag. The board should fit without forcing it, and the closure should close without compressing its rails. If you're transporting multiple boards or accessories, plan for the necessary volume rather than relying solely on the stated length.

What is the difference between a sock cover and a padded cover?

A sleeve cover wraps the board in a soft fabric and is mainly suitable for protection against everyday wear and tear. A padded cover adds foam to better absorb impacts. The Roam sock offered has a padded nose, but this localized protection does not replace padding that covers the entire board.

Which cover to choose for going to the beach?

For regular trips, choose an easy-to-carry bag that fits your board's dimensions and has the necessary storage. The Sniper Single Deluxe features backpack straps, a handle, and a large front pocket. A sock bag may also be suitable if you're mainly looking for lightweight and compact protection.

What is the difference between the Sniper Single Deluxe, Twin Deluxe, and Rolling covers?

The Single Deluxe prioritizes daily transport with straps and a front pocket. The Twin Deluxe adds a 3 mm padding and several storage options. The Rolling features 10 mm foam, wheels, and reinforced bottom protections. Then compare their dimensions and capacity to choose based on your gear and travel needs.

Can you transport multiple bodyboards in one bag?

Yes, provided you choose a cover whose stated capacity matches the number and dimensions of your boards. Check this information on the product sheet or with our team before purchasing. Do not force the closure to add a board: an overloaded cover can compress the rails and excessively strain the seams and zippers.

Which bodyboard bag should you choose for traveling by plane?

Prefer a padded and reinforced model, like the Sniper Rolling, whose 10 mm foam provides extra protection during handling. Also protect sensitive areas and avoid having accessories press directly against the board. Before departure, check the dimensions, weight, and transport conditions of the sports equipment with your airline.

What are the wheels on a bodyboard bag for?

The wheels make it easier to move with loaded equipment, especially in train stations and airports. The Sniper Rolling has 85 mm wheels and padded handles. This system is convenient on suitable surfaces, but be prepared to carry the cover up stairs or on sand. Also, consider the weight of the cover in your luggage.

Can you store your fins and leash in the bag?

It depends on the size and organization of the pockets. Some models have compartments to separate accessories from the main compartment. Make sure your bodyboard fins fit in without forcing and avoid placing rigid objects against the board. Rinse and dry your gear before long-term storage.

Is a bodyboard cover waterproof?

Not necessarily. A fabric with a waterproof coating does not guarantee the waterproofness of the entire cover: seams, zippers, and mesh parts can allow water to pass through. The ventilated areas present on some models promote airflow. To protect a phone, documents, or moisture-sensitive clothing, use a suitable waterproof bag.

Does a cover protect the bodyboard from heat?

It covers the board, but does not allow you to leave it risk-free in a hot car or in direct sunlight. Heat can damage the materials and warp a bodyboard, even when stored in its bag. Store your bodyboard in the shade, in a temperate place, without heavy loads placed on top.

How to clean and maintain a bodyboard cover?

Remove the sand, clean the dirty areas with fresh water, and follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning products. Pay special attention to the zippers, then let the cover dry completely, open and in the shade. Avoid storing a wet board indoors for long periods and regularly check the seams, handles, and straps.