SUP Kit Reviews
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SUP Mag UK aims to bring you as much information about stand up paddle boarding equipment, gear and SUP accessories as possible. Each issue we publish an extensive array of kit reviews in our Gear Shed section. This will arm readers with necessary knowledge to get that next stand up paddle boarding buy spot on. Check out our past write ups for what’s been covered so far.
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John Watt is a 33 year old surfer from the North East of Scotland and has been paddling for five years. He joined the Jimmy Lewis UK team this year and has been out testing
[...]www.wernerpaddles.com Review by Anne Egan I eagerly awaited this paddle as it had been sized especially for my height (5’1”) and it was only the second female specific
[...]www.jobewatersports.com Review by Anne Egan Lightweight (9.7kg) and stylish, especially for an inflatable, sporting black and white lines, the Jobe 12.6ft Aero Race SUP was a
[...]www.redpaddleco.com Review by Timmy Norris New to the Red Paddle Co range, the 11ft Sport really stands out on its own. Feeling the difference from the larger Race or
[...]Blu Wave SUP UK recently took delivery of their new 12.6ft Fathom touring board. Pitched as a lively all rounder we were keen to hop on for a spin and got the opportunity
[...]Land paddling continues to grab attentions – the tangible element of owning a bespoke product is a draw many can’t resist. Whether you’re looking for a crossover
[...]www.osheasurf.com Having put the O’Shea 10.2ft through its paces last year, Farrell O’Shea was keen for SUP Mag UK to get to grips with the brand’s 11.2ft GT (Gran
[...]Nice review from the Air Kayaks crew. Here they check out Mistral’s Equipe 12.5ft inflatable. Hit up the link for
[...]www.mauiandsons.eu For those of a (traditional) surfing bent, the name Maui & Sons may spark familiarity from back in the day. During the late 80s and 90s Maui & Sons
[...]www.nahskwell-sup.com We’ve been fortunate enough to try a number of different Nah Skwell models over the past few issues. With R&D taking place in ‘real world’
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