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FAQ

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Small collection of question about Stand up Paddle.

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How do I patch a hole in my inflatable sup ?
Our inflatable paddle board come all with a repair kit. You can repair small holes with the materials included in the repair kit.
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Should I get an inflatable SUP?
For all-around leisure paddling, inflatable SUPs are much better overall, due to advantages portability, weight, versatility, and injury prevention. But if you are buying a board mainly for SUP surfing or racing, certain technical attributes of hardboards make them worthy of consideration.
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What is better inflatable or paddle board?

When it comes to paddle board performance, hard paddle boards provide optimal performance compared to inflatables. Non inflatable paddle boards are more agile, have better glide and are easier to catch waves when SUP surfing
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Leaving the board inflated
The answer is yes you can BUT please store it away from the elements, in a cool area out of direct sunlight and ideally off the ground. All inflatable paddle boards will lose some air pressure over time if the board is left inflated day after day.
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Why are inflatable paddle boards so expensive?

Good inflatable paddle boards are expensive because they are built using better materials, better construction methods and advance technology. Cheap inflatablesbecause the materials are poor and thinner

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Do inflatable paddle boards puncture easily?

​Conventional wisdom would lead you to believe that something that is inflatable, must be easy to puncture but the truth is that a quality inflatable paddle board is actually very durable and puncture-resistant

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How long do inflatable paddle boards last?

On average inflatable SUP’s have a warranty for anywhere from 1 – 3 years.

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How safe are inflatable paddle boards?

Inflatable Paddle Board Safety
Don’t get us wrong, an iSUP that is full of air and holding pressure, is safe. The issue of safety comes up when an iSUP stops holding air pressure. This is especially the case as iSUPS get older.

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Are inflatable paddle boards more stable?

An inflatable paddle board stability, depends of many factors, volume, recommended pressure, size will typically be more stable than a hard board same size because more volume

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What size paddleboard do I need?

The most popular SUP boards for general use are 10-11 feet in length and between 32 and 34 inches wide. If stability is a high priority for you, you’ll want to look for a board that is 36-38 inches wide. You can go wider, but you may end up with a board that is sluggish and less fun to paddle.

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How long can you leave an inflatable sup inflated?
If your inflatable paddle board is stored inside, out of direct sunlight and away from extreme temperature changes, the board can be left inflated indefinitely. Although to preserve the lifespan of your isup it is recommended deflating periodically.
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Beginner friendly – lower optimal PSI
And since boards take less resources to make the smaller they are, hence cheaper, it’s only really “beginner friendly” in the case of SMALLER PADDLERS. For bigger paddlers, a cheap iSUP can pose lots of problems (stability, rigidity, etc issues).
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Should you wax a paddle board?
Never apply wax to the bottom as this creates friction and will be difficult to remove. Do not apply any stickers or tape to areas below the waterline as they will disrupt the flow of water and slow you down. Rinse your stand up paddleboard with fresh water after use
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Can you store inflatable paddle boards outside?

You have two options for storing your paddle board: indoors or out. … It’s perfectly fine to stow your SUP outside, you just need to take certain precautions to protect it from the elements. Keeping it under a deck, below the eaves of a roof or under a strung-up tarp are all good options.

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Can you use a paddle board on a river?
If the water is moving real slow you can use a regular paddle board. But if the water is moving fast you will need a whitewater paddle board. ” Paddling in a fast river (or anywhere there is strong current) is not recommended for new paddlers.” For River we recommend River Sup
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What PSI should my paddle board be?
What PSI should my paddle board be?
We recommend riding the board anywhere from 15-18 PSI.  The higher PSI will help if you are riding in cold or choppy water. If you need a bit more stability, try increasing the PSI of your board as well. If you leave it under the sun we suggest to do not inflate more than 15PSI