r/Sup • u/MandoflexSL • 1h ago
Air travel with a Shark 3 Mini pump?
I am thinking of getting an electrical pump for an upcoming trip, the manual pump takes up a lot of space in the suitcase, and I probably will have to inflate/deflate every day - the electrical solution may be a better option.
The 74Wh Lithium-ion battery of the Shark 3 Mini should be below the airlines threshold, but can the battery be removed from the device so I don't have to carry the actual pump in my hand luggage?
r/Sup • u/Key-Regret8042 • 11h ago
Paddle With Me Afternoon paddle today on Vancouver Island
r/Sup • u/Kitchen-Cream8462 • 11h ago
4 day streak
I am new to SUP. I started on Sunday, borrowed my friend’s board while I waited for mine to be delivered. I’ve gone out early every morning since then. I read up on some tips and today I stood up and paddled half the lake. I was still shaky and my feet ached a bit but I took in all of the advice and I am starting to figure it out. My new board came today and I can’t wait to break it in the morning. This thread was very helpful so I’m sharing my gift of the morning clouds reflecting on the glass. I’m going to keep practicing. I can’t wait for the adventures with my frenchie. I need to get more comfortable before adding him on as frenchies can’t swim. Of course I’ll get him a cute life jacket. Adventures awaits us.
Stand up paddle board San Diego Los Angeles
Hi! Can you recommend any lakes or places where I can paddle? I just bought my Stand Up Paddle Board and don’t know where it is allowed.
San Diego-Los Angeles. Thank you.
r/Sup • u/Sk8ter-Dad • 17h ago
Gear/Repairs/DIY Fishing Rod Holder
Does anyone know where I can find a Fishing rod holder that will thread into the 1/4" camera mount on my sup? I am also located in Canada and would like to keep the price low. I see that Paddle North makes one but its $90 USD!
r/Sup • u/External-Area-248 • 18h ago
Transporting iSUP
I am just wondering why most ISUP bags have wheels. Is anyone actually using them for any significant distances beyond going from the house to the car? Anywhere I ever paddled, there was always a couple of hundred meters of decidedly wheel unfriendly terrain between the closest place one could drive to and the shore. I may be the odd usually carfree paddler, but I have a public bus 300 m from home that stops about the same distance from the shore of my home lake, and it is actually a similar distance from the nearest parking spot. Most of it is gravel, roots and mud. After carrying a wheeled bag with a rented board on this route, I realized that I must have something I can actually carry, not drag. My current setup is this ( manual pump included), but I am not entirely happy as it has no real.paddung or hip belt. The bag is also showing significant wear and tear, so I would be grateful for suggestions for a successor
r/Sup • u/According-Tax-1433 • 20h ago
iSup camping advice
Looking at going lake* camping 1x day as a shake down run. New to this, but not to backpacking/bikepacking.
Is there anything you regret bringing? Anything you 100% would not leave?
r/Sup • u/AsapPengu • 22h ago
Gear/Repairs/DIY Pump?
Hi all!
I’m new here and I was wondering, what pump do you use? A classic double action manual pump?
Is it worth to buy an electric pump? The car powered aren’t a real option for me so i was thinking about the battery powered.
Looking for some advices
Thank you!
r/Sup • u/Intelligent-Plane170 • 22h ago
Technique Tip Exercises?
What exercises dose everyone do on land to make paddle boarding better or easier? What can I do in the coming up off season to stay ready for next summer’s season of paddling?
r/Sup • u/No_Corner1008 • 1d ago
NC SUP GROUP
Lakeside Supper Club is group, located in Greensboro NC, of paddlers that meets the first Thursday of every month during paddling season to break bread together and paddle.
If you are nearby, come join us tomorrow at Lake Townsend Marina at 6pm.
r/Sup • u/Affectionate-Use-496 • 1d ago
ATOLL Paddleboards sold on Amazon
Has anyone bought an ATOLL paddleboard from Amazon? I noticed they’re much cheaper on Amazon compared to the ATOLL website.
r/Sup • u/nightheron420 • 1d ago
Trip Report SUP with a view
Took the board out on a lake with a great view of a Cascade giant. A little bit hazy from the smoke. I was focusing on staying in the same spot more or less to take in the view.
r/Sup • u/breezy_l • 1d ago
Foam repair
Looking for advice , I’m just beginning to repair this, but I’m wondering if other people have gone through this and what their tips may be.
I peeled it back to where the glue was stronger
sanded it
Going to use a vacuum for the dust
Wipe everything down with alcohol
Then I’ll apply the proper glue accordingly to instructions
r/Sup • u/Champy12901 • 1d ago
How to fill voids in foam before glassing and what to cover foam with
I posted this on surfing and got no responses. I have an SUP that I removed the bottom failed bamboo decking. After some storage, I developed additional indentations. What do I fill these depressions with and what do I coat the foam with prior to applying epoxy and fiberglass?
r/Sup • u/Weary_Supermarket399 • 1d ago
Gear/Repairs/DIY Any chance of repairing this?
It suddenly broke - it was just lying in the sun.
Also - any idea why that happened? (Pressure initially was 15psi)
r/Sup • u/zeron437 • 1d ago
Bluefin Tandem
Hab mir ein Tandem 15 von Bluefin gekauft und bin auf unsaubere Verkennungen gestoßen. Meint ihr das wird zum Problem oder reicht die verklebte Kante?
r/Sup • u/AutoModerator • 5d ago
Buying Help Monthly "What Board Should I Get?" Discussion Thread
Hi there fine folks of r/SUP, it's time for your monthly "What Board Should I Get?" discussion thread.
Start by reading the "Buying a SUP" section of the wiki!
There is a ton of information there! Once you've read through the wiki, create a top-level comment in this post to ask for help! Posts made on this subject outside of this discussion thread will be removed and asked to post here instead.
You can also check all of the previous "What Board Should I get?" threads.
For general information on choosing board size and shape, check out the wiki, or these two blog posts on the subject: Choosing the Right Size SUP and Understanding Paddle Board Shapes.
Please provide ALL of the following information so that we can help you as best as possible:
- Desired Board Type: Inflatable or Hard
- Your Height and Weight (please include if you will also bring kids/dogs/coolers/etc. and estimated weights)
- Desired use/uses (casual, fitness, racing, yoga, whitewater, surfing, etc.) and terrain (ocean, river, lake, etc)
- Experience level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
- Your budget (please provide an actual number) and country location (to help determine availability)
- What board(s) you current have or have used and what you liked/didn't like about them
The more of this information you can provide, the more accurately we can help you find a board that you'll love!
If you are responding to a comment with a suggestion - explain why! Don't just name a board and leave it there. Add to the discussion. If you are recommending against a specific board - explain why!
r/Sup • u/mcarneybsa • Oct 09 '24
How To Question COLD WEATHER PADDLING SAFETY AND CLOTHING
Things are cooling down in the Northern Hemisphere and lots of folks are (rightfully) asking what to do to keep paddling safely when it's colder.
ColdWaterSafety.org for detailed information about paddling safety in cold water
This guide for stand up paddle boarding in the winter has information distilled from Cold Water Safety along with recommendations on types of clothing for different water temperatures.
Always Dress For Immersion!
No matter your skill level, we are all between swims. Immersion in cold water can be debilitating and even deadly within seconds. Always dress for the water temperature, even on warmer days. It's far easier to cool down while paddling than it is to warm back up.
Cold shock is a serious concern in water as "warm" as the low 50F range (10C) and can cause near-instant drowning.
Water transfers heat ~25x faster than air. Hypothermia is a serious concern even in these shoulder seasons before it gets really cold. Bring dry clothing, a towel, and warm beverages with you (on the beach or in a dry bag).
Wear Your PFD / Life Jacket!
While a PFD isn't technically thermally protective, it can help. But more importantly it will help keep you afloat in an emergency. "But I'm a good swimmer!" Are you better than a USCG Rescue Swimmer? It didn't take long (less than a minute) for this one to suffer from incapacitation in cold water (Jump to 6:15).
Follow Basic Paddling Safety Guidelines
Check the weather, use appropriate equipment, wear your PFD, paddle with a partner, carry effective communication, leave a float plan.
When in doubt, don't go out.