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I say get what you can afford initially. Get comfortable and familiar with the sport, then upgrade once you’ve had time to do your research and determine what you like. I chose an inflatable paddleboard simply due to cost and storage constraints. I know there are much better options out there, but it works for me right now.

And bending over at each stroke is the most efficient and effective way of paddling?

God forbid you just want to chill near the shore. I'm glad I bought a long and narrow board with one fin, but I could envision novices being frustrated with them. Kids use them as floating docks or kayaks and the cheapest one easily available should probably be fine.

I got a 10.6 ft touring board from amazon less than 2 weeks ago it cost £127.00 and I got 3 years accidental damage cover through amazon for £12.70 it says u can claim 3 times in 12 months , I've taken it out every day bar 2 cold ones and it's great I love it much better than the all round 9ft one it's faster and more stable and didn't break the bank either just get a cheapo with cover and they have to keep sending new ones I've crashed into the river bank every day aswell and still holding up 😅

This video is an advertisement for touring boards that cost $1000-$1700. No thank you, definitely nothing of value for newbies which need good stable all around board for couple hundred $

I bought the cheapest board i could on amazon and have had it for over a year been doing all sorts of tricks and long paddles still going good

this vid is nothing more than a commercial for Starboard. Newb's and most any paddler have no need with spending big money for a Starboard. The number 1 selling board is Body Glove Performer 11 at Costco and it's a solid mid level board with a rock solid reputation since introduced 8 years ago. It's 1/3 the price of a Starboard too and backed by Costco's outstanding warranty/return policy. New paddlers should start with a 11' (10.6 is fine, but the extra length is great for taking along a kid or dog) with spending under $300. You are preaching to the wrong audience.

Ah yes, for only 4x the price, you can paddle a little less and go a little further.

Most shitty video ever

But how do they surf?

meeeeh a larger board just means much more stability, be it in waves or in fact for newbie its much better, sure going fast and all is cool but you just cant beat the stability and the room it gives you for accessories, its bigger

This is all understandable, but of you also want to learn to catch some small waves at the beach and things like that and you don’t want to buy several different boards, a allround board is the better choice.

Canadian Tire. The store that sounds like it should just sell tires in it. It really has nothing to do with the name. Weird. Haha

"You get what you pay for" doesn't mean that spending more money means that you will get better quality. It simply means that you get to bring home the item that you paid for. Sometimes spending more money means better quality. But if you want to communicate that, then you should say that's spending more money often means you will get better quality. But of course, sometimes you get better quality when spending less money. Because some products are a better value than others. Sometimes the better product costs less money.

Be sure to check the price of a SUP at Canadian Tire before you see what a Starboard board costs. #firstcarporche You don't say much about what criteria to use in selection. Those of us who have made mistakes know this video doesn't prevent someone from making the same with the boards suggested.

your video is basically that touring boards are better than all round - so just name this video like this and NOT "Newbie Mistake When Buying a SUP"

with hard wind its going to move

who throws a toilet in the lake..

Great video. But we have to start somewhere. If we spend a fortune and its not for us then money can be wasted

Are the bow tip (the black part) replacable? Such a bow design make the boat very fragile on rock that a paddler cannot see.

you forgot to mention bowline and stern line. there are a lot of good reasons for those, not the least of which is complying with the law in most areas.

Nice one guys. Loved it. Appreciate the effort to get that together. Wishing you all the very best for the New Year.

Bows plow in rough water.

Hi Deep Cove Kayak Centre, Very beautiful scenery. May I (on behalf of Epic Kayak Thailand) request to use partial of your nice clip scenery to promote kayaking in Thailand with fully accreditation ? Thanks and regards, Kan.

Good information there.. Love Kayaking at this spot always..!

Awesome array of new boats Bob! Love that Epic line.

I think there is a strong argument that slightly more boat should be in the rear. That way the boat naturally wants to straighten itself going down the road.

Why this branded canoe/kayak over any other ?? What makes it different...

Why this branded canoe/kayak over any other ?? What makes it different...

16X and 18X are discontinued models now.

Woow that bird diving was awesome too haha

Enjoyed the video. thank you for sharing. Looking to upgrade from a Prijon Marlin (nice machine but way too heavy at my age!) from Robert J. Melbourne, Australia

Where is that lake ?

How much total cost for this including shipping to New York USA? Is it available without the velcro already mounted? Thx

*I really like this kayak↝↝>**share4.photo/sKayak?Dほ** It is pretty stable in the water and easy to get in and out of. It goes very straight when paddling, and has a little storage compartment separate from cockpit to keep things dry. Also has little paddle strap on the side to hold your paddle to the kayak when not paddling. I got the green one and it is a nice bright color i like it.*

What kind of Velcro pads did you have on your crossbars? Second question; do you want to loop around both the far and near side before running the free end through the buckle to limit side to side movements better?

Thanks. Enjoyable and well made video.