FAQ

In short, you can’t! Falling is a totally normal aspect of paddleboarding (especially when learning), and is nothing to be scared of. If you do feel you’re going to fall, knowing how to fall correc...

Taking care of your SUP is pretty easy, with little regular maintenance required. To keep your board in tip-top shape for as long as possible, here’s some simple things to be aware of: Don’t expos...

Proper SUP storage is crucial for increasing your board’s longevity. Here’s some top tips: Make sure your board is fully dry before deflating, folding, and storing away. Storing your board when we...

Over time inflatable SUP's can get dinged, scratched. To keep your board strong, clean, looking good and functioning as it should there are a few simple steps to follow. STEP 1: RINSE Rinse the e...

The spring ball and lock mechanism that allows quick and easy assembly. Adjust the paddle to your desired length. Here's the video to show：

The recommended pressure for our board is 12-15 PSI. Depending on the size of your board it can take anywhere from 4-6 minutes.

Yep, absolutely. We have no reason to leave our furry friends at home along. Your dogs’ nails will not pop the PVC and they’ll love you for the adventure! Just put the dog on it or sit on it and go...

We recommend that you wear swim gear, a t-shirt and shoes that you don't mind getting wet. Life jackets increase safety. Therefore a life jacket on a SUP board can make sense. On some lakes life ja...

This is an often underestimated and extensive topic. The size of the SUP plays an important role in helping beginners learn the activity and gaining confidence to improve their skills. Beginners sh...