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Having the right gear may not get you surfing like Kelly Slater et al, but it will certainly help you to get the most out of your passion. BBC on-line reporter and cold water surfer Steven Shukor picks five must-have accessories. Click here for Surf Accessories Overview.
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Robust, versatile and easy to fit, the FCS soft rack is perfect for lugging your boards around. It fits all cars, vans and 4x4s and can comfortably carry up to six boards. Best of all perhaps, the rack is light and slim and packs down very small, so is ideal for travelling - take it on the plane and pop it onto your hire car.
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If you need a board bag, think Rhino. The UK company make the best quality bags on the market by some margin, packing in loads of durability and style. Whether you're travelling long-haul or just planning a day trip, get a Rhino to protect your pride and joy.
The pro surfer's choice. Lightweight, closefitting and comfortable, Gath helmets dominate the market in surf head protection for one very good reason - you will forget you are wearing one two minutes after paddling out in it.
The Ding All Super repair kit will see you good for all but a major breakage. It comes complete with everything you need for on-the-spot repairs and is light and compact enough to carry anywhere. If you just want one good value repair kit, then this is the one.
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