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What to Bring Paddleboarding

Thinking about what to bring with you on your paddle board adventure?  We have all been there, whether you are just starting up or about to try a different sort of trip on your paddle board. Trying to make sure you have the right kit with you is very important because the last thing youContinue reading “What to Bring Paddleboarding”

How To Store Your Paddle Board In Winter

Here’s a few tips I found useful while storing my paddle board during winter. Whether you have a garage or shed or even a room you can keep the board safe, it’s always good to ensure the board is kept stored correctly, ready for the warmer months for your next adventures. If like me youContinue reading “How To Store Your Paddle Board In Winter”

Paddleboard Lady Bird Lake (The Ultimate Guide)

The majority of the time, Lady Bird Lake’s skyline is visible, making paddling there enjoyable with a view. Lake pathways that are intended for paddling may be explored, or you can choose your own path. Additionally, you have access to the year-round spring-fed Austin pools Barton Springs Pool and Deep Eddy Pool. If you areContinue reading “Paddleboard Lady Bird Lake (The Ultimate Guide)”

How Do You Get Back on Your Paddle Board If You Fall Off?

Falling off your paddle board is inevitable while paddle boarding. But that’s not a bad thing and, if you’re a beginner, it’s nothing to be afraid of. The thought of falling off a SUP can deter some people from ever wanting to get on a board. You might be one of those people. Maybe youContinue reading “How Do You Get Back on Your Paddle Board If You Fall Off?”

Top 7 Inflatable Boats

It seems that the weather has made an almost immediate change and the sun is now shining brightly as I sit here writing this review. Looking at the sun made me start daydreaming about getting into the great outdoors and what’s more fun on a sunny day than hitting the water?  But if you’re goingContinue reading “Top 7 Inflatable Boats”

Delaware Water Gap Kayaking Guide (What To Expect)

The Delaware River runs 331 miles from Hancock, New York, to Cape May Point, New Jersey, and is the longest free-flowing river in the Eastern United States. The river delivers water to 10% of the American population, although draining just 1% of the country’s land mass (13,000 square miles): 700 million gallons of water everyContinue reading “Delaware Water Gap Kayaking Guide (What To Expect)”