Wakeboard and Sup

What type of SUP is best suited for towing behind a boat?

Inflatable SUPs with higher rigidity and a streamlined profile are best for towing. Look for models specifically designed for wake surfing or foiling, which offer improved stability and maneuverability. Always check the maximum weight capacity and recommended inflation pressure.

How can I protect my SUP during boat transport?

Use robust, padded tie-down straps to prevent chafing and damage. Our SUP carrier kits include straps with corrosion-resistant AISI 316 stainless steel buckles. Alternatively, consider purchasing a padded protective bag.

What is the ideal pressure for inflating a SUP?

The ideal pressure varies depending on the model and size of the SUP. In general, most inflatable SUPs require a pressure between 1 and 1.4 bar (15-20 PSI). Always check the manufacturer's instructions and use a pump with a pressure gauge to avoid exceeding the maximum allowable pressure.

What are the differences between wakeboarding and wakesurfing?

Wakeboarding is practiced using a board with foot bindings, allowing for jumps and tricks. Wakesurfing, on the other hand, is practiced without bindings, riding the wave created by the boat. It requires a specific board, shorter and wider, and good balance.