How did Paddle Boarding StartThe ancient Hawaiians already had canoes when they first hopped on a wooden board and caught a wave to shore. They used paddles to propel and stabilize the ocean canoes and would have undoubtedly used paddles to do the same while standing atop the primitive surfboards. Over time the speed and […]
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How to Choose a Paddle for Paddle BoardingThe paddle should stand straight from the ground to your outstretched hand. While this may seem uncomfortable at first, this method compensates for the fact that a large portion of the head of the paddle will be immersed in the water. Much like the canoe paddles used by […]
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What is the Best Paddle Board for Fishing 2018? Top Fishing SUP under ReviewPelican SUP Flow 106 BoardImagine Surf V2 Wizard AnglerAqua Marina Drift Fishing Inflatable SUPOcean Kayak Nalu HybridAirhead AHSUP-3 SS SUP Camo Contents Top Fishing SUP under ReviewREVIEWImagine Surf V2 Wizard AnglerAqua Marina Drift Fishing Inflatable Stand-up Paddle Board with Fish Cooler & […]
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What is the Best Inflatable Paddle Board for 2018 Best Inflatable Paddle Boards Under ReviewISLE AirtechAtoll 11ft iSUPTen Toes WeekenderTower XploreriRocker Military Grade Inflatable Paddle Board Quick Navigation Best Inflatable Paddle Boards Under ReviewReviewISLE AirtechAtoll 11ft Inflatable Stand up Paddle BoardTen Toes WEEKENDERTower XploreriRocker Triple Layer Military Grade PVC Inflatable Paddle BoardIntroductionValueLengthBoard ShapeVersatilityConclusion ReviewISLE AirtechISLE […]
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IntroductionWhile some people turn to paddle boarding as a means of staying in shape, scratching that competitive itch, or a new way to fish, there are those that use it to achieve inner peace, calm and get a good stretch in. Yoga has been around in one form or another for millennia. Its origins are […]
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IntroductionFast and far. This is what people envision when the term “touring” is mentioned. Touring paddle boards were created to deliver the fastest and smoothest rides on the water. From a distance they look like knives cutting through the water. Many of them possess a keel or hull much like a canoe, kayak or open […]
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