Paddle Boards

Over the past decade, standup paddleboards gained significant popularity. People today love standup paddleboarding. What started as an oceanic endeavor for a couple of surfers, including Oahu's aquatic stuntman Brian Keaulana, Laird Hamilton, and some old-school surfing instructors from Waikiki, is now internationally ubiquitous, from beach breaks and harbors to hidden angling spots and lakes. Standup paddleboarding, or SUP, is one of the most rapidly growing water sports. An incredible combination of surfing and kayaking, this sport essentially involves standing on your surfboard and using your paddle to propel yourself. It is exciting and fun. Standup paddleboards are much wider, longer, and more buoyant compared to conventional surfboards, which allows you to easily balance on them. The market today offers a dizzying and exciting array of boards for racing, fishing, river running, and surfing. Constructions have run the gamut, as