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January 19, 2018
For many of us, carrying our SUP without dropping it or running in to things can be a challenge. Some of us have to carry our boards some distance before getting to our put in. There are different ways to carry your craft to make it easier and less destructive on your board and yourself.
TIPS FOR CARRYING YOUR SUP
By SUP Magazine
Standup paddleboards are great for many things: surfing, whitewater paddling, downwinding, touring, racing or just enjoying a day on the water. But there’s one thing they aren’t so great for: being carried. With the exception of inflatables or smaller surf SUPs, standup paddleboards are generally fairly heavy and bulky.
For folks with less upper body strength, that means picking the board up via the deck handle can be a challenge. Luckily, there’s more than one way to lift and carry a SUP. One of the best strategies to lighten the load is to use the tail lift technique. Follow these steps for an easier technique to lug around your board.
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