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Floatlines, Reels, Shockcord, or freeshaft?

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sorry

:blackeye I'm sorry everyone for not putting forth a proper effort in drawing the boogie board. I hope this is less offending to you'alls delicate nature. If I had known I'd made the board pink:girlie

This time I put forth a more concerted effort, I went with "baby" blue.rofl


Aloha Ahinalu
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AH HA!

OHH! THAT'S what that other drawing was...! ;)

Nice design. We abalone types have been utilizing something similiar forever- an inflatable air mattress, about half body length that we then string a line around through grommets and hang our gear and booty from. The boogie board thing used to take up too much room in the VW.

sven
 
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