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.
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Words: SUPM Pics: Nick Kingston A white water, river touring iSUP that’s perfectly applicable to any stretch of water? Yep, that’s pretty much what you get with
[...]One of the biggest criticisms of SUP foil/wing foil boards is their inaccessibility. Whilst those who can would describe sleds with less than 120L volume and 30” width
[...]There’s something about woodies… And we don’t see too many pure wood SUPs, minus deckpad, within the world of stand up paddle boarding too often. So hats off to
[...]Pics: Nick Kingston For a few years SUP brands have been keen on delivering a true longboard experience to stand up paddlers. It’s a tricky prospect as SUPs by their
[...]Pics: SUPM, James Jagger This isn’t the first time we’ve tested a mutli-discipline sled, in fact our foiling journey started proper atop one. If you stand up paddle as
[...]Every now and again we come across SUPs in our test section that are truly all encapsulating. Getting hold of something from renowned brand SIC has been a long time coming.
[...]Regular readers of SUPM will be aware we were given McConks’ SUP wing V1 prototype a while back. Having tested and come to some conclusions the Cotswolds based brand dived
[...]Words: Steve Halpin Pics: Steve Halpin, various Steve Halpin is owner/founder/editor of Real Surfing Magazine. RSM aims to represents what’s really going down on UK beaches
[...]Note: This was written pre-COVID-19. Whilst things still remain relatively teh same a few things have had to change in the short term. But the principles are unwavering.
[...]SUPM tests Hypr Hawaii's 2020 14' Race SUP.
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