🌊 WAW Badfish Bodysurfing Handplane: The Ultimate Eco-friendly Handboard for Wave Lovers. Review

Bought BadFish when it launched to support WAW and clean up plastic from our oceans. This handboard has a permanent place in my beach backpack.

I love this board! a good size that's easy to swim with and heck it explodes when you take off at the sweet spot. PLUS every BADFISH helps get rid of plastic waste on beaches. 10/10

This is VERY few! Supporting a recycling company was a comforting idea, but it doesn't work well for my level or the waves I surf... it's too small and doesn't fit my hand very well.... Extremely disappointed with the price...you better have the right shaft and flawless skills for this item...cause it didn't give a shit to me....☹️

The best plastic reel I've ever tried. It's fast, handy and comfortable on the wrist. I've spent years in Hawaii plowing through sand bars and reef breaks on these WAW boards and these Badfish boards are an incredible leap forward. The fact that it's recycled plastic and most plastic comes from beaches is incredible. The wooden planks they make are also top notch. And for every board sold, a whole tree is planted! This is a company I would stand by! Aloha!

When I was a kid we surfed barefoot while our older brothers surfed surfboards but I see it enhances the experience. Visit the company's website to see videos of its use. These hand planes are made in Australia from plastic waste found in the sea. They are designed to give you the best bodysurfing experience. My son and his kids go to the beach and take it with us. It's small, sturdy, well made and very cool. I'll update once they try it, but I can already tell you it was an exciting gift. It…

Growing up in Hawaii, I loved body surfing. It's easy to do and can be quick. I had the opportunity to show it on the beach in San Diego. The waves are short and you have to jump on them quickly. With this little board I was able to control my straight line incredibly fast. It feels like you're reaching into the water, grabbing it, and pulling it in the direction you want it to go. It's kind of a journey about how well it works. Love the wrist strap, no need to worry about losing it. The handle

I've experimented with many different roulettes and the WAW Badfish is my absolute favorite. What I like about the Badfish is that it's very easy to swim with, it feels like an extension of your hand and the swimming motion. It's lightweight and the strap is soft and adjustable so it fits your hand perfectly (my hand is tiny and it still fits). What I have struggled with using different hand planes from different manufacturers is that hand planes are too bulky or floatable and generally don't…