Native Watercraft Stand Up Paddle Board

Monday, 19 October 2009 09:39

paddle board

This elegant design reflects the marriage of traditional Native American dugouts and today’s technology. Named after the Seminole chief whose people relied on stand up dugouts for transportation and trade.

Speed and surprising stability enhance the experience of traveling in a manner whose appreciation has been lost for generations…until now. The Osceola is great for stand up paddling, shallow water poling, or sight fishing.

Outfitting includes
• attachment points for gear storage
• deck bungee for easy access to gear
• flush mount rod holders
• non-skid surface

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