Products tagged with Water

Replacement Lid for the rugged Scepter Water Containers.

Frontal mesh skin for warmth
Ultra resistant pull zipped back for a secure fit
Adjustable neck for more comfort

Built to last, made from marine grade stainless steel which anti-rust and anti- corrosion even in salt water
Safe for drinking from no matter if contents are hot or cold, bottle designed to be 100% BPA free

Recreational boaters looking for basic foot protection from gravel put-ins and mucky waters will love the lightweight comfort of the NRS Women's Arroyo Wetshoe.

Built on a naturally shaped women-specific last and designed with a roomy toe box for outstanding fit and comfort.

Construction combines a 3 mm thick neoprene upper with titanium adhesive throughout for increased warmth.

The Werner Player Paddle is the most popular choice for serious play boaters who want to get after it.
Featuring mid-size down-turned blades, the Player offers a great combination of power and responsiveness.

Screws snugly to the pour spout on Scepter Containers. Blue spring-loaded nozzle control lever has two operating positions. Pushed one way the lever opens the nozzle for water flow and stays open until flipped closed. Pushed the other direction the nozzle

The Union is a dream. By adding width to the renowned Lyric shape, Radar created a ski with even more balance and control.

The Lyric is engineered specifically for the first lady of the water.

No frills and no fuss make this glove a favorite for those looking to protect their hands and keep their wallet full. Double Gauge Thread, Padded Suede Palm, Pre-Curved Fingers, Double Layered Palm.

The Current has a multi-impact shell combines with an EVA foam liner and a polyurethane sub-shell to effectively dissipate impacts. The Interconnect Retention System securely holds the helmet in place under hydraulic forces.

Finally, kids can develop the correct skill set they need, in a kayak that is built specifically to fit them. If there is one thing freestyle paddling has proven, is that if you want kids to perform to their maximum ability, their equipment needs to be a