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Bookmark or Share- How to Choose a Stand Up Paddle Board (SUP) | REI Expert Advice - REI Co-opShop SUPs. Solid vs. Inflatable SUPs. Planing hull and displacement hull SUPs are available in two different general construction styles: solid or inflatable. Solid SUPs. Most solid boards have an EPS foam core that's wrapped with fiberglass and epoxy. This is a fairly lightweight, durable and affordable construction.
- REI Rental Gear: Tents, Bikes, SUPs & More | REI Co-opRent gear at your local REI. Get outfitted for winter with skis, snowboards and snowshoes, or tackle other adventures with tents, climbing gear and more.
- How to Store a Stand Up Paddle Board | REI Expert Advice - REI Co-opMany rigid stand up paddle boards (SUPs) are 10 or 12 feet long (or more) and can weigh 20-plus pounds, which makes storing one no easy task. But after investing in a quality board, it's worth the effort to find a place that will protect it from damage.
- How to Paddleboard (SUP) for Beginners | REI Expert AdviceGet Geared Up to SUP. Good news: You need just a few key pieces of equipment to enjoy stand up paddle boarding. Stand up paddle board: Your first time or two out, you may want to rent gear or borrow from a friend. After that, if you decide you love to SUP and want to do more of it, consider buying your own.
- Paddle Boards - Stand Up and Inflatable - REI Co-opSolid SUPs offer the best performance and stability, but they take up a lot of space. Inflatable : Instead of featuring a foam core, these use air to provide buoyancy and stability. While softer than solid boards, they are still very sturdy when properly inflated.
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