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WATERMAN
12'
Standard SC
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This
is the "Gold Standard" against which all Stock class
12' paddleboards have been judged since its commercial introduction
in 1982. This is without exception the best paddleboard for
a variety of conditions, and excels in very rough water.
This
design, first created in 1981 by Craig Lockwood and unchanged
for 23 years, has dominated SC competition. The plan-shaped,
rail and bottom contours remain exactly the same as the original.
So
successful is this timeless design that since its introduction,
the Waterman's plan-shape and hull contours have been widely
imitated.
| Specifications:
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| Length: |
12
feet (144 inches)
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| Width: |
21
inches
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| Thickness: |
| 67/8"
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Up
to 160 lbs |
| 7"
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Up
to 175 lbs |
| 71/4"-
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Up
to 185 lbs |
| 71/2"
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Over
185 lbs
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| Composition: |
EPS
Foam; UV Protected Epoxy Resin, 1 layer S-glass, 2 layers
Direct Size E-glass in 3-layer laminates.
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| Deck: |
Crowned
and contoured (swale available on request.) Nose
& Tail leash plugs Deck Mount for water bottle holder,
Expansion Plug
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| Deck
Pad : |
3/8"
Blue or Black
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| Colors: |
White,
Ice Blue, Light Blue, Yellow, Red, Aqua
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| Fin: |
Waterman
Machete or Kelp Creaser
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| Weight: |
±14
lbs., depending on volume.
(As this is a hand-crafted product please expect a variation
in weight of 6-8 oz.)
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Custom
colors, designs and inlays available at extra cost.
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WATERMAN
12'
Standard SC - CUSTOM
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For
the experienced racer with superlative balance who desires
a narrower plan-shape. Same as the Standard SC, except narrower.
| Widths: |
20,
19 inches
(Wider plan-shape widths from 22-inches to 23-inches
are also available on a custom basis.)
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| Thickness: |
Variations
are also available. (consultation with Craig is advisable
when establishing your needs for an optimum volume/width
ratio.
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