SUP Mag UK equipment testing insights
With 2018’s season of SUP just about to get underway SUPM’s editor gives some insight as to how equipment testing works. Here he discusses the approach to nailing [...]
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Bang for buck – Neptune adjustable carbon/bamboo paddle review
Neptune’s carbon/bamboo adjustable paddle is simplistic in design yet functional to boot. Easy on the eyes, with an efficient adjust to height system (a nice touch), it’s [...]
Ride longa – Onda Longa land paddle board review
On initial inspection the Onda Longa looks akin to a drop deck longboard skate sled with pram wheels attached. It’s certainly unique and therefore catches the eye. But as [...]
Richard Heathcote and Stephane Lefevre join SUP Mag UK’s test team
SUP Mag UK is pleased to welcome along two new members of the team. As anyone who reads SUPM will know our in depth equipment and accessory reviews play an integral part of [...]
Choose your weapon! – JP Slate 7.6ft and 8.6ft Pro comparison review
Ever since the Vanguard/Tomo/Stubby/Meyerhoffer surf shape revolution hit paddle surfing brands have been quick to jump on the band wagon and promote the benefits of these [...]
Drive it like ya stole it – Starboard Drive 10.5ft AST review
star-board-sup.com Starboard’s Drive continues to be a super popular stand up paddle board in the UK and straddles the all round SUP/small to medium size wave board [...]
New mid-season Fanatic SUP shapes
Fanatic SUP International are releasing a plethora of brand new mid-season stand up paddle board shapes for your sweeping pleasure, and all are looking pretty sweet if you [...]
SUP Mag UK editor on SUPfm
SUP Mag UK editor Tez Plavenieks was recently interviewed by Nick and Simon from SUPfm. In episode number eight the guys chat to Tez about buying your first stand up paddle [...]
Testing times – the importance of stand up paddle board tests and reviews
As editor of SUP Mag UK one of my roles is testing the many bits of gear that come our way. I often get asked why test kit? When I first got hooked on SUP there was hardly [...]
