They have designed the Trunq SUB (surf utility box) which primarily and handily organizes all your surf gear and provides a water tight space to keep your soaking clothes, towels, and wetsuit. But it’s also strong enough to use as a seat for chilling at the beach or slipping on your full suit. Even more, the Trunq SUB offers a changing pad, so your wetsuit doesn’t get all ragged and scuffed during those quick changes in the parking lot. The utility box even comes with a lock and cable feature that tethers the Trunq securely to a stationary object. That all sounds cool, but does it work?
Yeah, it does.
I took one for a few sessions and found it extremely functional. If you have to drive to your surf spots, then you know that there are many bits and pieces that accompany a trip to the get some waves. In reality, the purity of surfing is often riddled with accessories. Wax, leashes, fins, glasses, cell phones, wallets, wetsuits, and even a change of clothes are all standard fare for today’s surfers. And I’m no exception.
I found that the top tray keeps all my dry gear secure like a tool box for my surf junk, and the bottom section held my wet gear and easily kept both salt water and melting wax safely from my car’s interior. I found the Trunq to be helpful but not gratuitous or annoying. It doesn’t come off as a needless extra. Instead, it actually solves a real surf dilemma. Can you get along without it? Sure, we all have. However, the concept makes sense and does make commuting to and from the beach a much cleaner and less cluttered experience.
