K-15 15'0" x 30"

Available in : Red Stripe Full PVC Sandwich and Blue Stripe full Epoxy ,
Glass, EPS with wood veneer standing area.

Dimensions:
Length: 457 cm
Width: 77 cm
Tail Width: 8.8" /22.4 cm
Stability rating: 8
Thickness: 7.3" /18.6 cm
Volume: 228 L

The K15 is a complete breakthrough and comes directly from one of the greatest designers of our time. Jim Drake has created a board that is extremely efficient , friendly and fast. The slightly rounded sleek underwater hull with a sharp nose provides a fantastic paddling sensation on flat water. The shape also travels extremely fast and smooth in choppy water on all courses. It catches surf easily and you can walk back in the cockpit to lift the nose up to fit any sort of wave configurations. The water ventilation plugs are designed in a way where you can open and close them by the touch of your finger tips. Keep them closed for flat water paddling and open them for rough water adventures. There are insert plugs both in the front and in the back of the board to tie down bags or even a storage box if needed.

The K-15 is also a fantastic light wind windsurfing board, resembling the Serenity from Starboard's Windsurfing range. It doesn't require a jumbo sail. It doesn't require pro-level skills to enjoy. Best of all, it doesn't require real wind for an exhilarating ride. Simply attached your rig and center fin, hop on, sheet in and go.

11 City Tour,
Holland

The 11-City tour started 100 years ago by ice skaters. The legendary 220 km race has since then been preformed in a variety of disciplines including cycling, rowing, motor biking, walking and swimming.

In this milestone year 2009, Stand Up Paddle was added to the list of disciplines.

It makes me happy since I am passionate for both ice-skating and SUP.

Both sports offer great competitive elements as well as experiencing nature and the feeling of being 'above the water'.

Besides that, I was introduced to SUP in Hawaii, which has now been emerged into the Dutch culture, to me it symbolizes the passion evolving around a growing sport.

Anne Marie Reichman