ION Rail Saver SUP Rail Protection size L 180 cm x 8,3 cm

ION RAIL SAVER  SUP Rail Protection

• extrem haltbarer SUP Board Kantenschutz selbstklebende, transparente Schutzfolie für die Rails deines SUP Boards
  
• schützt dein SUP Board sicher vor Kratzern und Kontakt mit dem Paddel
• Dicke 0.4 mm, geringste Abnutzungserscheinungen auch bei häufigem Einsatz
• Material: 100% Polyvinylchlorid
• Größe L : Länge: 180 cm  Breite: 8,3 cm  2 Stück pro Packung, also für ein Brett rechts und links
  
• Farbe: transparent mit ION Schriftzug
  

Introduction:
Whacking the board’s rails with the paddle is part of the game regardless of the paddler’s level. Truth is, the rails are the Achille’s Heel of an SUP. Protecting them against unwanted hard smacks has always been every paddle boarders concern. Rail Saver Pro is the world's first commercially available dedicated SUP Rail Tape that protects Stand Up Paddle Board rails from constant paddle abuse.

Installing the Rail Saver PRO:
Installing the Rail Saver PRO turned out to be extremely straightforward and hassle free. Before delving into details, notice that starting with a good cleaning of the rails with alcohol or acetone is extremely important as well as allowing at least 6 hours before going out. Ok, let’s take a look at the installation process. Once the rails are clean and dry, mark symmetrically the starting points where you’ll begin laying down the Rail Saver on each side of the board (a whiteboard marker is recommended). Start by putting a few inches of tape and then press it evenly and firmly, keeping it centered on the rail as you lay it down. Make sure the tape is thoroughly smoothed without air bubbles. To do so, press the tape down starting at the top edge smoothing with the side of your hand pushing air bubbles out as the RailSaver is applied. If the tape doesn’t follow the rail’s curve, just stretch it making sure to keep it centered on the rail. Once the Rail Saver is entirely installed, press it down twice along its length using a lot of pressure. As we said before, you should wait at least six hours before going out. That's it. Easy Peasy Japanesey!

Installation Video: http://vimeo.com/19656393