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Makani SUP Sail
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Brand
WindPaddle
1315 C St.
Hood River
OR 97031
USA
Phone: +1 (541) 490.9112
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1315 C St.
Hood River
OR 97031
USA
Phone: +1 (541) 490.9112
· Show brand details.
· Show all WindPaddle products.
Gear Type
Accessory Type
Model Year
2010
Recommended Retail Price
USD 195.95 (sail without window)
The Makani SUP sail enters the Stand Up Paddleboard market as the first and only pure SUP sail available. Being able to take advantage of winds with the lightest weight SUP sail available is now possible...
Simply snap the Makani SUP sail to the forward deck lines on your SUP board and you are ready to fly! The Makani can be launched instantly from its stowed location. When it is time to quit sailing simply coil the big 54" sail into a tiddy 20" diameter coil and stow on deck.
Simply snap the Makani SUP sail to the forward deck lines on your SUP board and you are ready to fly! The Makani can be launched instantly from its stowed location. When it is time to quit sailing simply coil the big 54" sail into a tiddy 20" diameter coil and stow on deck.
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