Paddlebuoy polystyrene paddleboards, made in Elk Rapids, Michigan, are used as kayaks, recreational water toys, or as lifeguards’ rescue boards. On river, lake or ocean, the unsinkable boards can be used for games, raced, paddled leisurely or for exercise, or simply used for sunning. Lifeguards love Paddlebuoys for their light weight, low cost, and durability. Of all the equipment you have on your beach or waterfront, the Paddlebuoys will be used the most!
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• Unsinkable • Durable • Maintenance Free • Inexpensive |
• Safe • Light Weight • Versatile • Three Models |
Paddlebuoys have been used for over 40 years as rescue boards by the Red Cross, the military, and hundreds of summer camps. The combination of low cost, light weight and durability have made Paddlebuoy paddleboards the standard in lifeguard training.
Paddlebuoys come in three models. Classic, Classic II, and Pro
All three models are 9 1/2' long, 24" wide and 4" thick. An internal framework of aluminum tubing provides exceptional strength.
The Classic models weigh only 15 pounds, while the Pro weighs just 25. Either board will support over 380 pounds.
The Classic II is made of Arcel™, a tough new copolymer of expandable polyethylene from Nova Chemicals. Like the Classic, the Classic II features zero maintenance, has a soft surface for safety, and yet is even more resistant to nicks and dents. The smooth polyethylene surface is particularly easy on people with sensitive skin.
The Pro is the same basic construction as the Classic, with the addition of a tough skin of yellow ABS plastic, finished with a PVC rub rail.
Optional Mooring EyeMooring Eye can also be used for securing several boards.
