If anyone is interested...I'm in the process of ringing around again.
We used to be limited to Suncorp and Allianz for windsurfing gear coverage.
Good news, NRMA and AAMI now specifically include sailboards in their PDS as being covered, and have confirmed this with managers.
try RACQ, had to itemise everything. Is covered at home and in car for theft and damage, but not while in use.
The main thing to check is that you are covered for public liability when using the gear, even if the gear itself is not covered for damage when in use. That is where the million dollar risk is.
YouI has allowed me to list all my boards (sail, surf and SUP) and should a break one, have one stolen or damaged regardless of where it is - even on the water - I am covered.
I was surprised when this was offered, So I asked multiple agents multiple times to confirm validity.
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when i was with allianz they would cover it away from home and in use, except if used in waves or on the ocean.
Again, using in waves and ocean was one of those things that the customer assistant casually said was covered, but upon being asked to double check, turned out to be not covered
I'm insured with Shannons for cars, home and contents etc and they cover my windsurfing gear. Boards are listed individually and they list the rest of the gear as unspecified up to $5000 so long as the claim for any single item is no more than $1000. So in other words you could claim a boom and 4 sails and say that each was worth $999
YOUI
SORRY
We are unable to provide cover in your area due to the risk of Inundation.
stupid runaway bay
just got a quote from shannons with 10% discount with the car insurance.
$967,expensive but its some serious cover, $14000 of gear covered, and in the car, but not in use. $3000 in phones laptops ipads outside the home and $25000 of contents. $200 excess works out $80 per month.
ill keep shopping
hi troy
nrma - $250 per year for $30k home contents & accidental damage cover including windsurfing gear (no motor burnout). No individual item can exceed $10,000. $300 excess. Only covers most items while in the home.
nrma - $750 per year for the above plus $12,000 worth of coverage for portables (cameras, laptops etc) away from home. this includes a multi policy discount - again, no one claimed portable item can exceed $10,000. There is a $300 excess across the board.
not with nrma (confirmed twice) - you just need evidence of receipts etc.
You can take out of the house whatever portable items you like (needs to be classified as a portable - windsurfers are not) and claim up to your nominated limit, providing no one item exceeds 10k.
So far nrma are the only ones i've found who have this blanket portable cover.