Point Watersport

Amazing result for these youngsters.
The 40cm leg length range on all our surfski cockpits allows a tall paddler like myself at 2.1m and adjustable virtually in the water with a click and drag movement allowing very short girls like these two very young juniors to paddle comfortably without customising anything.

Siyaphambili Surfski Series Durban 11 July 2026 - great to see a growing representation of our craft in this competitive local surfski racing series covering all our current models of single and double Surfskis across all ages.

Earlier this year a customer took delivery of an all black impressively light epoxy carbon APEX 2 double ski. Paddling in a mixed doubles combination conquering the Freedom Paddle around Robin Island for the first time. He has gone from strength to strength since then but sadly his double met with an accident recently, writing it off. An urgent plea for assistance in order to get him back on the water for this weeks annual Scottburgh to Brighton Marathon saw us down tools on other work and make a replacement for him urgently. The satisfactory outcome for us is that the same carbon layup, but using new imported grades has produced an even lighter ski.
Love this job!

A warm smile krept on to my face as I drove past the DUC surfski club on my way to the King of the Bay surfski race and I glanced over at one of their club trailers loaded on its way to the race. Their trailer stacked with a majority of our range of single and double Surfskis. How things can change in a year previously dominated by other brands. Even more exciting is the effect it will have, with us about to launch two new models. Watch this space!

Another African sunrise, another day, and our TIDE entry level single surfski being kept very busy with a male paddler this time experiencing our awesome winter morning sunrise, relaxed on one of the most user friendly Surfskis in the market right now, capturing the attention it deserves. Picture courtesy of Greg Vogt from SA Surfski.com