Watersports Accessories
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Watersports accessories cover the gear that keeps you safe, dry and comfortable across paddling, boating, swimming and towed sports. Life jackets and buoyancy aids come in designs for different activities — inherently buoyant vests for paddling, inflatable life jackets for boating, and impact vests for towed sports — and are rated by type or standard depending on where you live.
Dry bags come in roll-top designs in many volumes, with waterproof phone cases, pouches and hard cases for cameras and keys. Clothing includes wetsuits, rash guards, neoprene tops and shorts, water shoes and boots, and gloves. Towables include tubes, ropes and wakeboard and water ski accessories.
Transport and storage covers roof racks, cradles and straps for kayaks and boards, wall racks and carts. Choose a life jacket suited to your activity and correctly sized, check local rules on required flotation and towing, and check rack fitment for your vehicle.
Choosing watersports accessories
- Choose a life jacket or buoyancy aid for your activity, sized by chest and weight, and approved where you use it.
- Pick dry bag volume and closure type for what you carry and how wet it gets.
- Choose wetsuit and rash guard thickness for water temperature and sun exposure.
- Check towable ratings for number of riders and rope strength.
- Confirm roof rack and cradle fitment for your vehicle and craft.
Questions about watersports accessories
Which life jacket do I need?
It depends on your activity and local rules. Paddlers often wear buoyancy aids that allow free arm movement, boaters may choose inflatable life jackets, and towed sports use impact vests. Check what's required where you use it.
Are dry bags fully waterproof?
Roll-top dry bags resist splashes and brief immersion when closed properly. Fully submersible bags and cases are labeled as such. Check the listing for the rating.
How should a wetsuit fit?
Snug all over without restricting breathing or movement, with no loose folds at the back or knees. Use the seller's size chart for height and weight.