When you're hitting the waves, your bodyboard is your trusted companion, and just like any gear, it deserves the best protection. This collection shows the essentials for keeping your board in top shape, designed to safeguard your board from scratches and dings.
A good setup isn’t just about what you ride — it’s how you manage your gear around it. Having a reliable bodyboard bag means less time juggling equipment and more time getting in the water.
Whether you're heading down the road or walking further to your local break, the right bag keeps everything together and easy to carry.
Boards take a beating between sessions — sun, sand, and transport all add up. Using bodyboard covers or bags helps reduce wear over time, especially if your gear lives in the car or gets used regularly.
Boards take a beating between sessions — sun, sand, and transport all add up. Using bodyboard covers or bags helps reduce wear over time, especially if your gear lives in the car or gets used regularly.
It’s a simple way to keep your board in better condition without overthinking it.
Sometimes it’s the little things that matter most. A solid bodyboard leash keeps your board close when you wipe out, while simple storage options make packing up quicker and cleaner.
These are the kinds of additions you don’t think about until you need them — and then you won’t go without them.
This collection isn’t about overcomplicating your setup — it’s about making it work better. Everything here is designed for regular use, whether you're heading out for a quick session or spending the whole day at the beach.
It is recommended as it makes things a lot easier. It keeps your board protected from sun damage, heat, and dings and makes carrying your gear more convenient, especially if you’re moving between spots.
Not at all. While they’re great for trips, they’re just as useful for everyday use — especially if you’re regularly heading to the beach.
Focus on size, comfort, and how you’ll use it. If you’re walking longer distances, something easier to carry makes a big difference.
They can help reduce direct sun exposure, especially when your board is left on the beach or in the car. While not fully insulated, using a bodyboard cover or bag helps minimise heat-related wear over time.
You can, but it’s best to let everything dry first. Storing wet gear in a bodyboard bag for long periods can lead to odour and wear over time.
