| Aqua-Bound® Paddles Introduces the Posi-Lok Ferrule System |
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| Sunday, 03 February 2013 23:33 |
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Aqua-Bound, a brand long associated with lightweight, performance-driven kayak paddles, is proud to introduce the "Posi-Lok" ferrule system. Built 100 percent from market research and consumer-driven feedback, the Posi-Lok ferrule has a sleek design and intuitive functionality. The Posi-Lok ferrule is designed to be straightforward and simple, and the features enforcing that promise include:
Ed Vater, President of Aqua-Bound paddles said, "Given the thoroughness of the design process, amount of consumer feedback, and rugged field testing, we're not surprised by the high rate of acceptance of our new ferrule. It makes us very proud to build a strong, reliable and intuitive product that our customers will enjoy for many years to come." Learn more about the Posi-Lok ferrule in this product video. For more information on the Posi-Lok ferrule system or the Aqua-Bound paddles carrying this system, go to www.aquabound.com/posilok, email Andrew Stern at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , or call (715) 755-3405.
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