'Odyssey' Recycled Marine Plastic Surfing Handplane
'Odyssey' Recycled Marine Plastic Surfing Handplane
🌊 Designed by surfers for eco-conscious wave lovers. The Odyssey Handplane puts you in full body contact with the wave — riding in the purest, most connected way possible. Whether it's your first wave or your thousandth, this handplane delivers speed, long rides, and serious good vibes.
♻️ Made from 100% recycled marine plastic collected through Odyssey Innovation's Net Regeneration Scheme — each handplane contains the equivalent of approx. 129 bottle tops, precision injection moulded in Ely, UK. The hand strap is crafted from our Neo Re-Prene Wetsuit Recycling Initiative and is 100% recyclable.
🌍 An estimated 13 million tons of plastic enters our ocean every year — the equivalent of a dustbin lorry every minute. Once lost, it persists for 450+ years. Our mission is to recover it and transform it into products you can enjoy.
Features & Specs:
- 🏄 Performance: Slim design with concave underside for superior wave handling — suitable for all levels, no experience required.
- ✋ Comfortable fit: One-size-fits-all 3mm recycled neoprene hand strap for security and comfort.
- 🎒 Lightweight & portable: 260g — 320mm x 180mm x 20mm. Easy to pack, easy to take anywhere.
- 🌱 Carbon neutral: Locally made in Ely, UK. Supports behavioural change in fishing communities and promotes a circular economy.
Shipping: FREE delivery to England, Wales & Scotland.
Please note: this is a recycled product — colours may vary slightly from pictures.
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Specifications
Specifications
Level of Proficiency
No proficiency required.
Material
Crafted from 100% recycled marine plastic collected through Odyssey Innovation’s Net Regeneration Scheme. This beach cleaning tool was created through high quality injection moulded manufacture in the UK. 100% recyclable through our Marine Regeneration Scheme.
Dimensions
Length: 320mm x Width: 250mm x Height: 220mm.
Weight
340g.
Sustainability
Carbon neutral. Locally made in the UK. Purchasing this product supports behavioural change amongst the fishing community by inspiring a ‘waste to resource’ attitude and change amongst consumers and retailers by offering a unique, circular economy designed product.
Circular EconomyChoosing this product promotes a circular economy and environmental responsibility.
Please note: this is a recycled product and colours may vary slightly from the pictures.
'Mahee' Double Seater Kayak FAQs
What is the Mahee kayak made from?
The Mahee is crafted from 100% recycled marine plastic, collected through Odyssey Innovation's Net Regeneration Scheme. It's one-piece rotationally moulded with no seams or joints, and is itself 100% recyclable through our Marine Regeneration Scheme at end of life.
What are the dimensions and weight?
The Mahee measures 3850mm (L) × 830mm (W) × 390mm (H) and weighs 30kg.
What is the maximum weight capacity?
The Mahee has a maximum weight capacity of 200kg, making it ideal for two adults or a family.
Do I need kayaking experience?
No experience is required. The sit-on-top design is stable, safe, and suitable for all levels — from complete beginners to seasoned paddlers.
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Does it come with seats and paddles?
Seats and paddles are not included. Check out the Mahee Package Deal to get everything you need at a great price.
What's included with the kayak?
The Mahee comes with 2 dry storage hatches, deck loops, a drain plug, paddle parks, foot wells, and storage trays as standard.
Is it certified or safety tested?
Yes — the Mahee is BS7852 certified and carbon neutral, made locally in Ely, UK.
What is the warranty?
The Mahee comes with a 1-year warranty covering the deck, hull, and parts.
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How is it delivered and what does it cost?
UK delivery is £39.99. Due to its size, it's shipped via specialist courier.
How does buying this kayak help the ocean?
Every Mahee is made from plastic recovered from fishing nets and marine sources. By purchasing one, you're directly supporting the removal of plastic from the ocean and funding the fishing communities involved in our Net Regeneration Scheme.