Trunq Surf Box

Once upon a time people put their wet wetsuits in the back of their car. Then there came plastic boxes meant for storing all sorts of crap in your home and someone thought that they would also be a gool place to store your wetsuit when you come out of the water. The word spread and now I can not imagine how I could live without one. Now the Trunq company came out with a box that is not meant to store all sorts of crap in your home but is built to store wet wetsuits.

Trunq Surf Box

Once upon a time people put their wet wetsuits in the back of their car. Then there came plastic boxes meant for storing all sorts of crap in your home and someone thought that they would also be a good place to store your wetsuit when you come out of the water. The word spread and now I can not imagine how I could live without one. Now the Trunq company came out with a box that is not meant to store all sorts of crap in your home but is built to store wet wetsuits.

Trunq SUB (Surf Utility Box)

Trunq Surf BoxWhat is new about this box is that you have an aditional piece that goes inside the box with lots of small compartments for your other surf stuff, not just the wetsuit.

So you can throw all your surf gear like wax, fins, fin keys, leashes, ding repair kits, and anything else you need to surf in one place. Put everythin in the box and of you go. You could do that before, but thing got wet from the wettie, keys rusted, the paper around the wax got wet and teared all over the place and so on. So this is a really neat idea.

There is another thing. Trunq also makes locks that hold this box closed no matter what and help you lock the box to something on the beach like to a fence, to lifeguard tower or to a no surfing sign. The Box will be available this summer in a month or two. If interested look at their website.

 

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  1. says: Jimmy

    This thing is killer. It comes with a changing mat and you can sit on it while changing! Much better than the cheap old bin I used to use.

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