More bull$hit to go along with your Rinskit and beach wagon.
Ummmm....
I used these for years.
Nothing to see here — move along
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More stuff you didn't know you need
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More bull$hit to go along with your Rinskit and beach wagon.
Ummmm....
I used these for years.
Nothing to see here — move along
slap an album logo on that baby and i'll give you $200 right now
haven't these bags existed for years?
www.surffcs.com
FCS Change Mat
Change in and out of your wet gear on the durable polyester mat. Keep the sand and car-park grime off your wetty. Shop online at FCS
www.surffcs.com
I’ve had a version of this “cinch sack” for decades.haven't these bags existed for years?
FCS Change Mat
Change in and out of your wet gear on the durable polyester mat. Keep the sand and car-park grime off your wetty. Shop online at FCS
Get the biggest one of these you can find, cost you about 10 bucks. Lasts for years, hundreds of other uses.
Am I the only one who just throws my wetsuit on my towel and drives home like that?
Towel on board, wetsuit on towel, wrap towel end over wetsuit to keep out of sun on drive home.
I use the plastic tubs to carry lizard and fish around with me on weekend adventures
"Rubbermaid bin thing? Not bad, but not terribly useful for anything other than chucking it in the back of a vehicle. Plus, it’s pretty easy to plop a wet wetsuit in one, close the lid, then kinda forget about it overnight, or worse, for a couple days, the dripping wet wetsuit and beach grime and lord knows what else festering in a pool not unlike that in which life on earth first developed. "
It is unclear to me why someone is more likely to forget the rubbermaid bin in their vehicle than any other, "wetsuit transport solution".
I use a short rubbermaid bin because I can wash my suit in it when I get home.
It is unclear to me why someone is more likely to forget the rubbermaid bin in their vehicle than any other, "wetsuit transport solution".
I use a short rubbermaid bin because I can wash my suit in it when I get home.
Ikea bags will leak, but the size and lay it flatibility or shove it under the seatedness is nice in a pinch. Great for beach days.
I use a soft, flexy, gardening tub with handles for my suit.
It works and it keeps me from attempting to leave it in my car.
Otherwise I use a towel.
I use a soft, flexy, gardening tub with handles for my suit.
It works and it keeps me from attempting to leave it in my car.
Otherwise I use a towel.
"Go back to the Valley, tubbie!"
- Non Tub User out!
PS
I have a repurposed clear plastic file storage bin, not a tub.
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Bought a vehicle with a truck bed for this use. Only cost me $32k
yea i've had the one i use for over 10 years. for $25 they are a nice and you don't have to worry about rusting out your floor boards via wetsuit soaking through towel.