SUP Mag UK
SUP Mag UK wants to give you, the reader/paddler, a platform for getting your voice heard. Throughout the land, plenty of stand up paddling exploits are going down and we’d love to hear about them. It doesn’t matter if it’s a super banging SUP surf session, a race report from a grass roots comp or a leisurely family jaunt around your local lake, get in touch, and let us know.
If you have any suggestions for regular features and content then also feel free to give us a shout – we don’t bite and are always happy to hear feedback and listen to suggestions.
Email tez@standuppaddlemag.co.uk for more info.
I have been a member of my local clean up group for a few years, and as we do monthly clean-ups on the public walkways that are adjacent to the river and harbour – it made sense to combine the two and start removing some of the floating debris in the water on my board.
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https://redoriginal.comReview & pic: Dale Mears @StandUpPaddleUK Change robes have gone slightly mad this year, with people picking them up for various watersports and
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Five paddleboarders who found themselves in trouble in the Bristol Channel have been rescued by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). The group, all in their
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As paddlers we are always looking for kit that ticks multiple boxes. Let’s be honest; we have many hobbies, so the kit we buy ideally has to transcend the sport it is for.
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https://palmequipmenteurope.comReview & pic: Tez Plavenieks With not even a whiff of PVC Palm Equipment’s Downstream 35L, a roll-top dry bag is a tip-top more
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Words: Sarah Thornely (Supjunkie) and Steve LlewellynPhotos: Supjunkie Videos: Starboard and Brian Johncey Who would have thought from the early demo session held at a
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There are so many beautiful lakes around Salzburg and choosing one is a difficult task.
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As part of the festival of freestyle, there will be a Rough Waters SUP competition on 2nd July
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Sarah Blues, also known as Plus Size Paddler, encourages women to feel confident, regardless of their size
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A must have read for anyone into the art of propelling themselves forward on a board with a paddle
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