Haha Darn I was hoping no one would notice. My brother was helping me to record this and it was like his second time on a paddle board. I was to busy flying the drone to notice.
Thanks for the review. I want to try paddle boarding. the price point to buy and get started is very low. But I am wondering. Is it a hobby that looks great to try but then you get bored with? I can see myself using it a half dozen times and then not having much interest. Maybe not. What is your take?
Ahh that's a tough one to answer depends on the type of person you are. Paddle boards are an easy way to get out on the water. I had an inflatable boat before this and it was just so cumbersome to deal with every time I wanted to hit the water, so I sold it. I definitely like this more because they are light and have a lot of versatility.
Its called an invasive species permit, you can google it with your state name for requirements. I know Idaho and Oregon and several other states require it for paddle boards over 10 ft.
Why are u using the paddle backwards
Haha Darn I was hoping no one would notice. My brother was helping me to record this and it was like his second time on a paddle board. I was to busy flying the drone to notice.
He isn't actually. The oar paddle should flow with the water not against it. Oddly enough. The one he has is shaped weird but it's the right way
Wrong @@randalcore2366
Great review. Nice and concise!
Much appreciated!
Are you still enjoying it?
Yes, still working great no issues.
Thanks for the review. I want to try paddle boarding. the price point to buy and get started is very low. But I am wondering. Is it a hobby that looks great to try but then you get bored with? I can see myself using it a half dozen times and then not having much interest. Maybe not. What is your take?
Ahh that's a tough one to answer depends on the type of person you are. Paddle boards are an easy way to get out on the water. I had an inflatable boat before this and it was just so cumbersome to deal with every time I wanted to hit the water, so I sold it. I definitely like this more because they are light and have a lot of versatility.
What state requires that "sticker" you were talking about?
Its called an invasive species permit, you can google it with your state name for requirements. I know Idaho and Oregon and several other states require it for paddle boards over 10 ft.