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				OG
			
			 
			
				 
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				 Mon Sep 16, 24 11:13 am    hextraction | 
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				| anyone tried hextraction for strapless? thought? | 
			 
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				shred_da_gorge
			
			 
			
				 
				Since 12 Nov 2008 
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				 Wed Sep 18, 24 9:38 am     | 
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				| Hexatraction (by RSPro)... interesting. Hadn't heard of it, but the Amazon reviews are mixed, with paddleboarders tending to like it and many surfers saying it's not quite grippy enough. Also interested in hearing firsthand here! | 
			 
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				hilton
			
			 
			
				 
				Since 15 Aug 2008 
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				 Wed Sep 18, 24 3:26 pm     | 
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				| Not sure if NSI in Hood River still carries RS Pro Hexatraction, but I would think you would be better off with one of their thinner EVA foam products for strapless traction since it would also offer a bit of cushioning to protect your board (and heels). | 
			 
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				sflinux
			
			 
			
				 
				Since 16 Jun 2012 
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				 Tue Sep 24, 24 6:03 pm     | 
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				I really like RS Pro Hexatraction.  The cork is super light weight.  
 
Traction is perfect for me with booties. | 
			 
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				OG
			
			 
			
				 
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				 Wed Sep 25, 24 1:21 pm     | 
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				 	  | sflinux wrote: | 	 		  I really like RS Pro Hexatraction.  The cork is super light weight.  
 
Traction is perfect for me with booties. | 	  
 
 
what kind of conditions have you used hex? | 
			 
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				sflinux
			
			 
			
				 
				Since 16 Jun 2012 
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				 Thu Sep 26, 24 5:48 am     | 
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				I use mine on SUP in waves which was an extremely noticeable weight reduction compared to the stock pad.
 
Check with BIg Winds for their feedback on kite conditions:
 
https://youtu.be/8DqWR-yZoo4?si=AVlopNNX7havJHpb
 
But the cork is the most likely the best option if weght is your biggest concern.
 
The guy who turned me on to RSPro cork hexatraction uses it on his foilboard. | 
			 
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				scottnorby
			
			 
			
				  
				Since 23 Sep 2005 
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				 Tue Oct 01, 24 5:40 pm     | 
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				I have to respond. 
 
I tried every grip I could buy including spray ons
 
Surfco Hawaii makes a silicone grip which won my trust
 
Rolls of it are sold at boat stores for deck traction
 
Soft rubberlike silicone and grippy
 
Dave owns Surfco and be is a real nice Hawaiian guy
 
Small company
 
They ship from Hawaii _________________ SPACESTICK 
 
www.spacesticklab.com
 
Patented ultra durable
 
Cush skinned boards
 
Soft shell outside - eps and basalt cloth inside
 
Memory foam rails | 
			 
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