Hala SUP Board Backpack
There’s a big difference between transporting your portable board in a wheelbarrow and lugging it around in a luxury bag that relinquishes limitation.
The Hala Backcountry Rolling Backpack is included with Carbon Series, River Series, and Surf Series boards and will have you transporting your inflatable SUP with ease and efficiency. Rolling wheels will take you right up to the check-in counter at the airport and the padded shoulder straps and hip belt allow you to access that hidden waterway beyond where the road ends.
Extra padding provides lumbar support and 5 compression straps hold to make this a compact fit. An improved zipper outline makes stowing your board hassle-free. Roll out in style to your next adventure. **ALL Carbon Series, River Series, and Surf Series boards include Backcountry Comfort Rolling Backpack
- Rolling wheels
- Extra padded lumbar support
- Hip belt for extra carrying support
- Re-designed shoulder straps with added padding
- Improved zipper line
- Stow-away cover to protect your shoulder straps
- 5 x compression straps
- Super tough woven nylon fabric
- Small: Carbon Nass, Carbon Nass-T, Playa, Playita, Milligram
- Medium: Carbon Straight Up, Carbon Hoss, Radito, Atcha 86, Peno
- Large: Rado, Atcha 96
- X-Large: Fame
For non-Hala Boards
- Small: Boards up to 32 inches wide
- Medium: Boards 32-35 inches wide
- Large: Boards 35+ inches wide
* If your board is between sizes, size down for a snug fit or size up if you like to cary extra gear with your board.
Only Quick-Release Leashes Are Safe To Use On Rivers.
- You must inspect your release mechanism and practice with it and test it to ensure it is continuing to function as inspected. Worn out shackles should be replaced - please see below!
A leash can keep you safer on the river IF YOU USE IT PROPERLY
• NEVER use an ankle leash on moving water
• KNOW where your leash and shackle are at all times
• SOME PFDs may not have a safe place to attach your leash - then DON'T USE a leash
• PULL EARLY if you see you could get ensnared
• PULL DIRECTION is crucial for release
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NEVER use a leash attached to your ankle on moving water, including rivers and creeks. An ankle leash can hinder your ability to swim effectively and can be difficult-to-impossible to release, which can be dangerous and even fatal. Decide if a leash is a good fit for your paddling style and safety plan (and practice using your leash) before heading out.
When used properly, leashes and the quick-release components, including the shackle, will release a paddler from their SUP. However, when pulled the wrong direction or otherwise used incorrectly, the shackle may not release. Use Hala Gear's how-to videos to ensure you know how to use your shackle and quick-release correctly.
We encourage paddlers to practice using their quick-release leashes before each outing. Likewise, it is important to always inspect your gear for wear and tear, damage, or deterioration. Frequent inspection ensures your gear is in good condition and reduces the risk of accidents or malfunctions.
To ensure our customers and paddlers have the most up-to-date, reliable gear, we are offering replacement welded shackles. To qualify for a replacement, please fill out this form and share a photo of your outdated or otherwise deteriorated shackle.
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