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.
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Neptune’s Mach 2 windSUP is primed to take riders from flat water paddling bliss, to small waves and onwards into light to moderately blowy conditions. Featuring an
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Words: Neil Craig Pics: Neil Craig, Loco SUP Contrasting to Alex Murray’s Fijian journey (see elsewhere in the mag) North Sea based rider Neil Craig was picked to represent
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Words: Alex Murray Pics: Ben Reed/ISA Alex Murray made the pilgrimage to the hallowed surf spot of Cloudbreak, Fiji, to do battle against the world’s best stand up paddle
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The brand new Juicy June issue of SUP Mag UK is available to purchase now – it’s our biggest issue yet… To subscribe:
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More and more we’re seeing parallel rail concept designs, that’s been a trait of short performance surf SUPs the last few seasons, spreading to longer/bigger shapes –
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Words: SUPM and Al Reed Pics: SUPM, Freshwater Bay Paddleboard Co., Jason Swain, Ian Pacey As stand up paddle boarders we’re free to roam and paddle free, across all
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Hundreds of paddlers in fluorescent fancy dress will be lighting up the UK’s lakes and waterways this summer to raise funds for children with mental health issues. Paddle
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Starboard’s 2017 Wide Point 10.5ft caught us a little off centre. On paper it’s at the larger end of the scale (although still only weighs 9.67 kg) but upon landing at
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While we totally get parallel rail concept surf SUP boards allow riders to drop a size or two, and therefore milk the benefits of more manoeuvrability, the fact is: you still
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For those not aware Chris Kenyon is one of the founders of Central SUP Club based in Tamworth. Being part of the sport since the early days he was an obvious choice when
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