Drop In Surf - Ear Dryer
Drop In Surf - Ear Dryer
Drop In Surf - Ear Dryer

Creatures of Leisure

Drop In Surf - Ear Dryer

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Drop In Surf - Ear Dryer

Natural Necessity Surf Shop

Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

115 Fern Street
Gerringong NSW 2534
Australia

+61242341636
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FEATURES

Introducing Drop In Surf eardrops – helping surfers, swimmers and divers protect their ear health after being in the elements. Avoid ear infections and blockages.
✓ The Ear Dryer helps dry water in the ear after being in the surf, reducing the chance of bacterial infection (Swimmers Ear) 
✓ It may also be helpful in the prevention of Surfers Ear (Exostosis).
✓ Volume - 15ml


ABOUT CREATURES OF LEISURE
Since 1987 Creatures has been striving to meld the lessons of their experience into cutting edge materials and designs to create only the best, most functional and premium surfing accessories. From humble beginnings in garage behind their house, founder John Malloy learnt early on that the raw waves of the Indian Ocean would snap inferior materials. Good had to be better, and so John produced the first ever urethane cord, providing the most reliable connection from board to surfer yet. He was obsessed with improving other solutions, which led him to invent a self-lubricating stainless steel swivel, which remains a pioneering innovation in the industry today. John has since passed the torch to the next generation, but every design is still tested by staff and the world’s best surfers, both in Australia and Hawaii.