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Keeping your paddleboard clean will ensure you get many years of trouble-free use out of it. What's the best way to clean it? Clean water and a rag and towel is generally all you will need to keep your paddleboard clean. Once in a while or for more stubborn marks/dirt, you should use a solution of mild soap (such as dish soap) and water with a pot scrubber or toothbrush. It is much easier to clean your board when it is fully inflated. To keep your SUP clean, you should follow these steps after each use: Clean the underside of...

What does the Canadian Coast Guard say about paddleboards? Are they boats? What kind of rules apply? While many people think of them as water toys, they are legally classified as Watercraft and do fall under Small Vessel Regulations, with some exceptions. They are classified this way ONLY if you are navigating a waterway. This means if you are paddling down a river, or exploring a lake, you will need to follow the regulations. If you are playing at a beach or dock, then the regulations do not apply (though it is still wise to follow them). No license or...

You may have noticed that paddleboards come in different shapes and sizes. What's the difference? Which one is ideal for you? In this blog post, we'll talk about the different shapes of paddleboards and what they're suited for and other design features to look out for. The length of the paddleboard is also something to consider and we go in to that topic in more detail in this blog post. There are two main designs of paddleboards: All-Around and Touring. They feature slightly different designs and come with their own strengths to consider when thinking about how you will use...

We're sure you've done some research and browsing already on different paddleboards. And you've probably noticed that there's a wide range of board lengths available. What's the best length for you? Why so many different options? Inflatable paddleboards can range in length for 8'6" to 12'6". They also come in different shapes, designs and widths which can make things even more confusing. At it's most basic level, a longer board will be able to carry a heavier rider. Boards under 9' long are not recommended, even for kids as they will quickly grow out of them and with an inflatable...