Connelly GT
The GT is Connelly’s most advanced 36 mph ski and a great fit for tournament skiers.
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The GT is Connelly’s most advanced 36 mph ski and a great fit for tournament skiers.
The Connelly Aspect delivers fast, responsive performance at 28 to 32 mph.
Lowdown: Paddlers seeking an inflatable paddleboard can experience the joy of paddling anywhere — even from their boat — with the Tahoe. This 10’6″ x
Lowdown: Paddlers seeking to explore in comfort and style choose the Explorer. The short, wide frame provides unmatched stability and the epoxy construction features an
Lowdown: The efficiency and reduced noise of the Classic make it ideal for wildlife viewing, among other things. It features full-length wooden stringer and is
Lowdown: The Blade is for paddlers seeking speed and smoothness to go the distance, and who enjoy the excellent gliding characteristics this SUP boasts. It
Lowdown: Connelly has produced the perfect blend of comfort and performance with the new Shadow binding. Molded toe rubbers and heel wraps provide a secure
Lowdown: New for 2016, the Sync is Connelly’s most advanced slalom binding to date. The magic starts with Connelly’s Free Flex technology, which heightens the
Lowdown: The Nova has been further improved for a better fit and increased comfort. A Lycra-lined toe and heel wrap is molded to fit snugly
Lowdown: For rowdy folks who want to tow the gang, the UFO is a four- rider sit-on-top tube with multiple-position seating. It accommodates everyone’s age
Lowdown: The Connelly V is a high-performance, user-friendly ski with a smart base design that caters to 32 to 34 mph skiers. The wide forebody
Lowdown: Designed with the advanced 36 mph skier in mind, the GT is the greatest high-end ski that Connelly has ever built. It rides deep
The GT is Connelly’s most advanced 36 mph ski and a great fit for tournament skiers.
The Connelly Aspect delivers fast, responsive performance at 28 to 32 mph.
Lowdown: Paddlers seeking an inflatable paddleboard can experience the joy of paddling anywhere — even from their boat — with the Tahoe. This 10’6″ x
Lowdown: Paddlers seeking to explore in comfort and style choose the Explorer. The short, wide frame provides unmatched stability and the epoxy construction features an
Lowdown: The efficiency and reduced noise of the Classic make it ideal for wildlife viewing, among other things. It features full-length wooden stringer and is
Lowdown: The Blade is for paddlers seeking speed and smoothness to go the distance, and who enjoy the excellent gliding characteristics this SUP boasts. It
Lowdown: Connelly has produced the perfect blend of comfort and performance with the new Shadow binding. Molded toe rubbers and heel wraps provide a secure
Lowdown: New for 2016, the Sync is Connelly’s most advanced slalom binding to date. The magic starts with Connelly’s Free Flex technology, which heightens the
Lowdown: The Nova has been further improved for a better fit and increased comfort. A Lycra-lined toe and heel wrap is molded to fit snugly
Lowdown: For rowdy folks who want to tow the gang, the UFO is a four- rider sit-on-top tube with multiple-position seating. It accommodates everyone’s age
Lowdown: The Connelly V is a high-performance, user-friendly ski with a smart base design that caters to 32 to 34 mph skiers. The wide forebody
Lowdown: Designed with the advanced 36 mph skier in mind, the GT is the greatest high-end ski that Connelly has ever built. It rides deep
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