Anyone who has surfed knows that surfing is about 90% paddling. The only good thing about it, other than getting you from here to there out in the surf, is being in shape for it. Whether you are an expert surfer or just beginning, mastering the paddleboard technique is the first step to improving your game. Paddleboard racing was one of the greatest sports in Hawaii when Captain Cook first came, yet it's origins go back to ancient times and old legends. It may be an old sport but it's benefits and the enjoyment it gives make it a valuable part of the surfing lifestyle. If you mean to be serious about your paddleboarding, then the only requirement besides you health is a good board. Hawaiian Paddleboards (shaped by Dennis Pang) are the latest evolution in this long heritage of design and function. Dennis Pang's father, Joe, was a surfer as was Joe's father before him. Three generations, maybe more dedicated to this Sport of Kings. Dennis' genetic background as well as his own spiritual connection to surfing, shaping and paddleboard racing has created the perfect shape. Combining the synergy of March "Tiger" Taylor's construction, engineering and design skills have resulted in the finest, state of the art 12' and 16'6" open class molded paddleboards available. If open ocean paddling or any kind of fast paddling is what you have in mind, you need to treat yourself to the best there is.

UILA "Lightning on Water" series

12'0" Stock Class Hollow Board

U'ila I Prone

• Excels in moderate to rough conditions
• Speed and correctly concentrated nose kick keeps this board from pearling in the rough, enabling you to railroad 2-4 waves at a time
• Lay-up-E-cloth, pure carbon or glass/carbon combination
• Vacuum bagged/epoxy
• Custom gelcoat colors
• Equipped with box fin and pad

Catalina Classic August 2003.
Winner of the 12'0" stock class division : Tom Duryea
Time: 6:15:20
Distance: 32 miles
Equipment : "Uila" 12'0" hollow board " Hawaiian Paddleboards"

12'0" Stock Class Hollow Board, Knee Paddling Model

U'ila II Knee Prone

• Wider outline, lowered entry rocker and a flatter bottom make this board stable for knee paddling and surfing
• 2.25" thick neoprene deck pad allows for comfort and customized knee and deck wells
• Lay-up-e-cloth, pure carbon or glass/carbon combination
• Vacuum bagged/epoxy
• Custom gelcoat colors
• Equipped with box fin and pad

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U'ila III

• The U'ila 3 combines the best features of the U'ila 1 & 2

• Lower entry and softer rails in the nose, with a flatter lateral bottom than the U'ila I.

• Dished-out kneewells for knee paddling, yet prone paddles comfortably, too

• Lay-up: e-cloth, pure carbon or glass/carbon combination

• Vacuum bagged/epoxy

• Custom gelcoat colors

Lamination	Price*

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