Updated Marathon Racer PFD
Marathon Racer PFD - updated for 2021 [...]
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.
Fit for the wave?
No matter where you catch your first wave, you will have the unique feeling of weightlessness and speed for the first time. After that first taste, you want to get more and more – so get out there! [...]
SUPing the Sun Kosi
The 10-day expedition was organised and led by Darren Clarkson-King of www.Purelandexpeditions.com [...]
The salt life with Mark Salter
Interview was conducted by SUPM and was taken pre- Covid from June 2019 with some 2021 info added. [...]
Minimise the risk
Sea conditions can change in an instant and when they do, it’s important to be prepared. Nobody ever intends to end up in trouble – and when it happens, it happens fast [...]
Behind the brand: Neptune
For this SUPM’s Behind the Brand feature we focus on long time south coast brand Neptune SUPs and get the company story from Neptune boss man Damian Scott. [...]
Five minutes with the women of SUP
Such is the explosion of SUP in this country and the rest of the world. However, what does this mean to women in particular, as it is blatantly clear that we are different, no matter how anyone tries to make us the same? [...]
Ingrid Ulrich’s Greenland SUP odyssey
Through one of the world’s most hostile and wildest environment, Ingrid Ulrich paddled hundreds of kilometres solo for over 20 days. [...]
The challenge of WW SUP
Paddling whitewater on a SUP has many challenges but the payoffs are big and we’re seeing growth in the whitewater part of the sport for several very easy to recognize reasons. By Dan Gavere [...]
‘SUP rock’
Gibraltar from a (stand up paddle) board by Tom Cawthorn
Pics: Christian Ferrary [...]
