RIPAL: The Soundtrack to Your Session
The World’s First Bone-Conducting, Action-Proof Speaker System.
Don’t Just Surf. Feel the Rhythm of the Ocean
Engineered for the swell. Built for the ride. Ripal brings high-fidelity, bone-conducting audio to your surfboard, so you can stay stoked without losing your situational awareness
Waterproof earbuds fall out. Bluetooth speakers aren't meant for the impact. Ripal uses vibrational audio to turn your surfboard into a high-fidelity speaker that never loses its grip.
Waterproof earbuds fall out and block your critical situational awareness. You can't hear other surfers or approaching waves. Worst of all, when they inevitably sink to the bottom of the ocean, you’ve just watched expensive tech vanish into the abyss.
Standard "waterproof" technology is no match for the ocean's raw impact. The extreme force of breaking waves can instantly rip a standard portable speaker from your board. These delicate devices are also highly susceptible to saltwater corrosion, turning your favorite piece of gear into a useless, waterlogged piece of debris after just one wipeout.
Bone-Conduction Tech
Hear your playlist through vibration, leaving your ears open to hear the wind, the water, and other surfers.Secure Mount System
Our mounting system locks onto your board with a heavy-duty adhesive. It’s been tested in heavy Atlantic shorebreak—it’s not going anywhere.Battle-Tested Durability
Fully waterproof, salt-spray resistant, and built to withstand high-impact wipes.Phone Free Music
Integrated storage, meaning you can leave your phone on the shore. Your music is stored directly on the hardware.
Technical Specs
High-Fidelity Bone Conduction
Low-Profile, High-Impact Adhesive Mount (9 CM)
106DB Vibrations
Integrated SD Storage
Bluetooth 3.5
We didn't just want a speaker that worked in the water; we wanted a speaker that became part of the board. Ripal is the result of 3D-printed precision and a passion for the lineup.
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