How Do You Hold An Atoll Paddle?

The handle of the board should be between your knees and your feet directly behind you. Place your paddle horizontal in your hands in front of you almost in a table-top position on the board. While looking straight up at the horizon, slowly bring one foot forward, then the other, and stand up.

Does the atoll paddle float?

The Atoll paddle board includes an amazing black fiberglas 3-piece paddle. This very high quality and lightweight paddle floats and is equipped with a nylon blade.The ergonomic grip on top ensure that you can paddle around the water easily and quick, even with wet hands.

How do you pack an atoll paddle board?

Packing Up

  1. iSUP – Make sure your Atoll board is folded correctly so as to not damage the side fins or the foam top.
  2. Fin – Remove your plastic fin and pack it into the appropriate section of your Atoll carrying bag.
  3. Paddle – Take apart your multi-piece paddle and pack it alongside your board in the bag.

Is it OK to leave a SUP inflated?

It’s OK to store your SUP inflated
As long as it’s out of direct sunlight, you can leave your iSUP inflated indefinitely.

Is it OK to leave my paddle board inflated?

It doesn’t matter whether you store your inflatable SUP inflated or deflated. There will be no damage either way. If you do decide to keep it inflated, we recommend releasing a few PSI just in case the area where you store your board becomes too warm. Too much warmth could potentially damage the seals of your board.

How do you store Atoll boards?

In fact, Atoll inflatable paddle boards come with their own storage case in the form of a handy backpack. But, if not done properly, even storage runs the risk of damaging your board. Obviously, you need to deflate and roll your board tightly before it can fit in the backpack.

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How do you dry an inflatable paddle board?

LET IT DRY
Leaving the board in the sun for 10 minutes will usually dry it completely. In very hot weather do not leave it in direct sunlight rather leave it in the shade. Use a soft towel to wipe down the underside of the board to dry.

Should I deflate my paddle board after use?

Many people ask whether they can leave their board inflated instead of deflating it after each use. The answer is yes you can BUT please store it away from the elements, in a cool area out of direct sunlight and ideally off the ground.

How many fins should a SUP have?

Common three fins setups on SUPs are usually 2 + 1 i.e. two equally sized front fins with a smaller or larger rear fin in a box setup. As with quads, going down in size on the rear fin will loosen up the tail while using a bigger fin will create more drive and speed.

Should you wax the bottom of a paddle board?

Try to keep it off of the ground and away from anything that may fall onto the board. Unlike surfboards, paddleboards don’t need waxing or yearly maintenance to maintain performance. However, it’s a good practice to inspect your board routinely for scratches or dings that may need repair.

How long does a SUP last?

Most frequently used boards, with the proper care, could last between 3-5 years. And for all those boards that are used either extrainously or that are not well cared for can expect them to last 3 years or less.

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Can I put stickers on my inflatable paddle board?

If you are new to paddle boarding, you might want to place a sticker on the front side of your paddle blade. This will make it easy to notice if you have the paddle blade facing in the right direction.

Can you leave an inflatable SUP outside?

Outdoor storage: For many paddlers, keeping a giant board indoors isn’t feasible. It’s perfectly fine to stow your SUP outside, you just need to take certain precautions to protect it from the elements. Keeping it under a deck, below the eaves of a roof or under a strung-up tarp are all good options.

How do you store a paddle board?

The best way to store a paddle board is off the ground on a rack. This rack can be installed either inside or outside your home but indoors is recommended, if possible. Otherwise, store your SUP in a garage or shed, to protect it from the elements.

How do you store an inflatable paddle board in the winter?

Keep Your SUP Covered
One of the best ways to protect your board is to cover it up. Use a dedicated SUP board bag or wrap it in a tarp, securing it with bungee cords. If you have an inflatable SUP, deflating it and storing it in a travel bag or cover will keep it safe and out of the way all winter long.

Can you J stroke on a paddle board?

On flat water and in mild wind, you should be able to J-stroke as long as you want without switching your paddle to the other side of your board.You’ll be able to paddle longer with less fatigue.

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Can you paddleboard in any water?

If you want a meditative trip, you can SUP on the calmer waters of lakes, rivers, ponds, or bays.

Can I sup on a river?

Yes, the use of a paddleboard, or any other portable, unpowered craft on the majority of inland waterways, requires a license obtainable from the relevant authority. On Regent’s Canal, there are two license options: Short term or 30-days explorers’ license from the Canal and River Trust.

Which way is paddle supposed to face?

Bring the paddle across the nose of your board and place the blade fully in the water on the left side of your board. With the power face of the blade facing to the right, rotate your torso to the right to bring the paddle toward the nose of your board.

Why are paddleboard paddles curved?

As seen in the graphic of the SUP paddle, the blade does not descend straight down from the shaft. Instead it’s at an angle. The reason it’s at an angle is that it helps to push the water down giving you thrust. That in turn pushes your board up (creating less friction on the water) while driving you forward.

Why do you hold a paddle board paddle backwards?

Holding a SUP Paddle Blade Backward
You end up pulling up on the water, creating more drag on your paddle board, instead of pulling straight to the rear on the water which provides the most forward force and momentum.

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