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Availability:
Estimated Arrival: Between Dec 29 and Jan 05. *ETA to the USA Only
The Bana Connector Kit is used to make seamless connections between AquaBanas decks.
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A necessary accessory to complete the connection of Bana decks to each other.
Features
☑ (1) Gap Cap, (2) G-Clip wraps, and (10) G-Clips
Specs
☑ Weight: 6 lbs
☑ Dimensions: 15" x 12" x 3" | 38 x 30 x 8cm
How AquaBanas Work
AquaBanas have a modular design that allows them to operate as a single unit or to be seamlessly connected to form larger Bana Systems. There are 3 Foundation Banas that are instrumental in creating an AquaBanas system:
STANDARD FEATURES:
☑ Inflated Back Rests
☑ Gator Mouth Flaps
☑ Anchor Rings For Tent
☑ Non-Slip Top Surface
☑ Quick-Step Access
☑ Stable Ballast Bags
☑ Dual Inflation Valves
☑ Netted Footwells
☑ Rock Solid Table
☑ Cooler Cut-Out
All AquaBanas decks and components use a standardized connection system that has (2) D-Rings located 80” apart. Each set of these D-Rings features a 120” wide Gator Mouth flap that firmly holds a non-slip Gap Cap material that prevents anyone from stepping through the butted seam. The decks are held together primarily with (2) chains of #316 Stainless Steel Quick Link connectors connected to the rings. The chains are then covered with a wrap.
Welded Construction
All AquaBanas products are built to the highest commercial inflatable standards including full welding of all drop stitch products. Welded seams eliminate any possibility of seam failure that many drop stitch products are prone to.
Also, an additional layer of vinyl material is added to every seam, along with our trim strip material for added strength.
OPTIONAL EXTRA
Bravo 2000 is a dual motor pump that puts out 2000 liters of air per minute and can generate 5psi of air pressure. 2-meter hose (Available in 120v or 230v)
How to set up?
*Because these are highly specialized products and will sell out, the manufacturer does not accept returns*
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