Paddleboarding is a sport that has really taken off into a mainstream sport in the last 10 years.
Even three years ago, people came into the shop daily and asked, “What is paddleboarding?” Many different types of SUPs or Stand Up Paddle Boards, serve various purposes. Today, people all around the world are doing all types of things on Paddle boards. I have seen paddle boarders fishing, surfing, touring, spearfishing, lobstering, wake surfing, doing Yoga, racing, and even taking on white water rapids.
The relaxing nature of paddleboarding fuels its widespread appeal. People can get a great full-body workout while enjoying a relaxing, leisurely cruise on the water. Paddleboarding originated as an ancient Hawaiian sport and is now becoming a familiar sport all over the world. People are paddleboarding everywhere from Egypt to Alaska these days. The boards are easy to transport and work on almost any body of water. Because they are more affordable than other water recreation options, paddleboarding has a large and growing audience worldwide.
Another factor that has helped the growth of paddleboarding is the quick learning curve. People of almost any size and skill level can enjoy paddleboarding. There is a very minimal level of balance and skill required as long as you are on the RIGHT BOARD. We offer beautiful, ultra-lightweight, and very durable high-end wood paddle boards. Each board is hand-shaped with unsurpassed craftsmanship and sold directly to the public at an affordable price.
Most people consider boards to be flat water, race, or surfing paddleboards; we make hybrid boards that combine all these features. On our boards, everyone can cruise flat water on an evening paddle. They also allow you to surf incoming swells or compete in local races—all with the same board.
What is Paddleboarding?
