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Gul Kids 36" Response Bodyboard - Red

Name: Kids 36" Response Bodyboard - Red
Brand: Gul
SKU: EAWSF2TI0019
Price: 24.5 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

£35.00 £24.50 (SAVE 30%)

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Product Description

Perfect for the young bodyboarder, built to specification by Gul's custom shapers to give the best response and ride. This lightweight kids' bodyboard with an EPS core, slick-bottomed for the best performance in light waves will have your little one shredding the sea all day long.

Product Code: EAWSF2TI0019

X-Link deck
EPS core
Slick bottom
Plug & leash
Crescent tail

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