Basic SUP equipment / Getting into SUP how to videos
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- The great thing about stand up paddleboarding is that it’s simple. You really don’t need much equipment to get you out on the water having fun, but there are a few bits of kit that are essential as well as other bits that are optional extras. We're going to quickly talk you through the main bits of kit you’re going to need to get you on the water paddleboarding safely, comfortably and as easily as possible.
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Great video, guys!
I just got my 1st sup & so far have been out 5 times & can see improvement & more confidence every time . Watching videos has helped me so much .
Mike B thanks that makes sense .
My new favorite channel. Well done. Just ordered a paddle board. Should be delivered in a week- then it’s on!!!
Great stuff Brad. Good to hear it. Thanks Reuben
What a great easy to understand video and no nonsense !Thank you as i was getting overwhelmed by it all but feel so much better now,just waiting for my board to arrive and im off !xb
Glad it was helpful!
My iSUP arrives Monday!!
I'm hype
Wicked!
Your videos are quite nicely done. Thank you!
Glad you like them!
Hey guys, recently got into SUP and your channel has been invaluable in choosing a board, learning proper techniques, and buying accessories. I'm thinking of buying an upgraded paddle at some point and note your point about making sure not to buy one too big lest risking shoulder injury. Are there any kind of guidelines when it comes to choosing paddle size? Does it relate to paddler size in some way? Thanks for all your great info!
Hey Fiona, Thanks for the comments and question. We have been chatting about this and will have to put together a video about it soon. But basically it comes down to a few things, your weight and what sort of paddling you want to do? And also what brand of paddle are you looking at can be a factor too. Eg I weight 75kg and do surf and all round and I use a medium Starboard paddle blade. Which is 81in2 (525cm2) .But I still like a paddle with a bit of power (bigger) .I would say if you are the same weight or less then 75kg you should be looking at a small blade size , around 73in2 (475cm2). A blade of this size will not work your shoulders too much. You will end up doing a higher cadence (quicker strokes) if you want to paddle faster. It will be great for general paddling. Theres also loads of videos on the SUPboarder Pro site too, that you will find interesting. www.supboardermag.com/pro/ Hope that has helps ,let us know. thanks Reuben
Good tips just started out. I live on the south coast and be rude not too. Jetskis and fuel is silly nowadays.
Glad you liked the video.Thanks for the comment, Beau
Thanks for the video. Can you recommend a paddle specific t-shirt for hot weather? The one that is shown in your video at 6:50, a link to the product will be great. Thanks.
I really like the www.bluesmiths.com/collections/sup/products/the-lane and the redoriginal.com/products/explore-t-shirt . I use both all the time. Thanks Reuben
@@SUPboardermag Thanks Reuben for the reply, i will check it out, have a good day 😄
What about water shoes?
Definitely something you can add to your equipment if you feel necessary. It's not a key piece of gear, but many people do use them. Beau
Who thought going on a sup board with rubber boots was a good idea??? It blows my mind he even has to say it...
Bit like wearing a waterproof jacket!
For those of us going down shallow rocky rivers, dive boots are a requirement.. or you'll damage your feet up ridiculously bad if you have to hop off for any reason.
@@imacrazyguy5831 true but Wellies aren't diving boots.