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A puncture-sealing solution for inflatable boards

Zero Flats fits into the GONG universe with a practical solution for maintaining and repairing inflatable equipment. Originally specialised in puncture-prevention products, the brand extended its expertise with Zero Flats Marine, a formula designed to seal small air leaks in different types of inflatable marine equipment.

For SUP, wing or surf riders, pressure loss can quickly compromise a session. Zero Flats offers a simple way to treat certain micro-leaks without requiring complex work on the board structure.

A solution designed for inflatable equipment

Zero Flats Marine is a sealing liquid for inflatable structures. Introduced inside the equipment, the product circulates to the affected area and acts on small punctures responsible for pressure loss.

This approach helps treat micro-leaks that can sometimes be difficult to locate from the outside. The product can therefore be used on different types of inflatable equipment and is particularly useful for maintaining boards that are used regularly.

For inflatable SUP, wing and surf boards

At GONG, Zero Flats solutions are particularly useful for inflatable SUP, wing and surf boards. These products use pressurised construction to provide rigidity and easy transport, but a small puncture can lead to gradual air loss.

Zero Flats can then treat certain leaks without immediately requiring a larger repair. It is a practical way to extend equipment use and restore stable pressure when the leak is compatible with this type of treatment.

A practical product for equipment maintenance

Compact and easy to keep with repair gear, Zero Flats Marine can accompany riders on trips and sessions. It complements traditional repair solutions by targeting small air losses specifically.

At GONG, Zero Flats is therefore a maintenance solution suited to riders who regularly use inflatable boards. SUP, wing or surf: the brand helps treat certain micro-leaks and extend equipment life without replacing a board that is still otherwise fully functional.