Got a puncture or small rip in your inflatable paddleboard? Here is a step-by-step video to explain how to repair an inflatable paddle board puncture. You will need: Hair Dryer Glue and PVC patches from the repair kit Tape Brush or spatula Acetone A cloth Gloves and mask Follow these easy steps to repair…
In this video, you will learn how to take care of your Starboard adjustable paddle clamp to prevent damage and breakage. The Starboard adjustable paddles make use of a sturdy plastic clamp which allows the shaft of the paddle to be easily lengthened or shortened. This feature makes storage and transport of your paddle…
Improve your SUP racing performance with these SUP tips Fiona Wylde. Move your feet – practice cross stepping, shuffling and moving your feet Starts – practice your running beach starts, shoreline starts and water starts Have fun! The most important thing is paddling with passion
If you’re new and getting into SUP racing, you’re probably looking for ways to improve your performance and results. Practice these techniques used in paddle board racing to up your game: Race Paddle Stroke Technique The race stroke requires you to really engage your core muscles and use your weight to maximize the power…
This video explains how to attach a leash to a Starboard Race SUP. Items needed: • Starboard Leash Race/Surf • Astro Race SUP 1. Start by threading the leash string through the leash plug and then tie a secure knot. 2. Then thread the leash through the loop and secure the Velcro flaps. View…
Be sure to install your Starboard Race board valve before entering the water. You will also need the valve for travelling on aeroplanes. See more on how to use your race board here:
Ocean Enthusiast and Aloha Ambassador Zane „InZane“ Schweitzer is no doubtably a household name for every Stand Up Paddler ~ and he has the credentials to back it up: Zane is the current 2x Ultimate Waterman Champion, 2016 ISA World Champion and 3x Master Of The Ocean to name a few achievements. In this episode…
There are so many activities you can do with a Starboard Starship ~ here are some great Ideas for Having Fun with Big Team Paddle Boards! These are our 6 favourite activities for having fun on the big Starship Team Inflatable Stand Up Paddleboards (SUP): Picnics Dating Surfing Quality Time Team Building Racing Visit the…
Starboard has ditched the usual chemical resin in favour of a bio-based alternative with 35% of its molecular structure originating from plants. The benefits of bio-resin include: reduced carbon footprint reduced toxicity in manufacturing reduced reliance on fossil fuels responsibly sourced from renewable bio-materials This plant-based, low/zero VOC epoxy resin still maintains Starboard’s superior performance…
Our best SUP tip for turning your board is the sweep stroke. Learn and perfect your technique with our instructions on how to turn with the sweep stroke. Paddle boarding is a great way to explore your surroundings and exercise at the same time. With our Starboard SUP tips and ‘how to’ articles it is…
Did you know Starboard’s Net Positive range of SUP fins made from upcycled fishing nets? Now that’s “Positively Better!” Yup, fishing nets are retrieved from the ocean, ground down & made into plastic pellets before being moulded into the fins we put on your Starboard Paddleboard! Net Positive fins are not only better for the…
For every Stand Up Paddle Board (SUP) sold, Starboard is planting 1 mangrove in the Thor Heyerdahl Climate Park in Myanmar absorbing one ton of CO2 over 20 years. Live a deep blue life with Starboard. Visit our environmental website blue.star-board.com to learn more about Starboard’s Sustainability Programs.
Save the planet with a Starboard Re-cover Bag! did you know our inflatable stand up paddle board (SUP) bags are made from Waste2Wear fabric? Here’s how we do it: Post-consumer plastic bottles are collected Cleaned and ground into flakes Transformed in plastic pellets Spun into yarn Made into Waste2Wear fabric The fabric is then…
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World-renowned ultra-distance sup racer, explorer starboard team rider Bart de Zwart gives us this important safety-first sup expedition tip: always wear a leash! So why wear a leash? the leash is the most essential piece of gear to have on before we get on the water for a stand up paddleboarding (SUP) paddle, whether it’s…
Why wear a leash? The leash is the most essential piece of gear to have on before we get on the water for a stand up paddleboarding (SUP) paddle, whether it’s in the oceans, or on flat water lakes and dams. Leashes save lives! always wear a leash! Stay connected to your board:…
