Stand Up Paddle Board 101: How to Choose The Right Paddleboard
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2016
- Welcome to Stand on Liquid! We pride on helping you find the right board for you to fit your paddling needs. This stand up paddle board how to video explains how to choose the right board by going over the different paddleboard shapes, lengths, widths, and volumes. After you watch this video, visit us at www.standonliquid.com to check out our selection of over 60 brands of paddle boards. Please contact us at sales@standonliquid.com, if you have any questions.
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I am looking for a paddle board and as a beginner this is a great informative video. Little hints for me to expand on. Thanks
Thank you, helpful. Shame you don't have a shop in the UK!
Concise and clear 👍
What is an average volume that is good with a 10 foot or 10 foot six board
I'm new, 6foot 127 kgs what you recommend please ? Thanks 🙏
Wish there was more info, like “if your this weight than this volume board is what you want” is there really good brands? What’s the up keep? Does the paddle come with the board? I feel like there was a lot of info missing
It's a hook to email them for direct support that they offer freely
Is there an option for a clear pad on the SUP boards?
Jeff Thurber Yes, I have seen a inflatable one that has a clear window.
what volume can you recommend?
Is there a big-time difference between a 10 foot six board or 10 foot board
Difference in...? Tracking? Speed? I would say not big time.
Alot of info. But now even more confused. Lol just tell me what board! #govegan
MelissA.a who her
SUP = Bad idea.
Traditional surfboard for surfing.
Kayak for paddling.
SUP is a combination of the disadvantages of both, not a combo of the best.
Kayak.... basically the same size and bulk of a SUP but way more usable for seeing, paddling, comfort, exercise, bringing stuff.
SUP decent at catching waves. HORRIBLE for surfing them.
Get a traditional longboard for surfing.
Get a kayak for paddling.
The only people that would disagree are people that sell SUP's and people that have ONLY used an SUP.
I've surfed and kayaked my whole life. You can argue, but you'll lose.
I don't want to learn to surf, can kayaking help with my core fitness and beer belly reduction to eventually toning the six pack? Cheers
What about those of us who don't live somewhere that you can, "catch waves," because we are just on lakes and ponds, but want something that is more active and physically engaging than sitting in a kayak? If paddle boards were that inferior in all circumstances, no one would buy them. Your opinion is just that, your opinion, not fact by virtue of your anecdotal personal experience. Your ego is showing, and it's pretty gross. If you don't like it, just move along and mind your business.