Recommended SUP Gear
This is a list (with links) of some resources and gear that I can recommend.
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Weather & Scouting Websites
Windfinder (Paddle boarders need to check the wind forecast everyday. This website is great!)
Google Earth (Good for scouting new paddle board trips)
Safety Gear
Onyx MoveVent Dynamic Life Jacket I wear this pfd 99% of the time I paddle.
Open Water Swimming
Sporti Antifog S2 Optical Goggles (These are made for people who wear street glasses. You can get your lens numbers from your eye doctor. Helpful if your blind as a bat like I am)
Speedo Trialon Rubber Swim Fins
TYR Catalyst Stroke Training Paddles
Mack’s Pillow Soft Silicone Ear Plugs 6 Pair (best ear plugs ever)
GroPro Equipment
GoPro Hero 7 Black (I really like the GoPro Hero 7 Black and currently carry two with me on every trip.)
Artman GoPro Replacement Batteries
Adika AquaSphere (one of my favorite accessories for getting unique shots)
Anker PowerCore 26800 Portable Charger (I use this for my GoPro batteries and it has worked well.)
Dry Bags
Earth Pak Dry Bags (These are good dry bags and I like the larger sizes that have shoulder straps.)
SUP Camping Gear
Most of my favorite sup camping gear can be found in these two posts
Extra camping gear I use (not listed in the above posts)
Car Camping Tent
Coleman Sundome Tent (Budget friendly and roomy but heavy for backcountry. I have the 4-person and use it mainly for car camping and even on a few backcountry sup trips.)
Extra Sleeping Gear
Teton Sports Universal Camp Pad (With sleeping pads I prefer to stack two foam pads. Yes I know they are bulky, but all my inflatable sleeping pads eventually sprung a leak. Reliability is important when camping.)
Therm-a-Rest RidgeRest SOLight Camping Pad (another good choice in a foam pad.)
AceCamp Foam Sleeping Pad (inexpensive alternative but cheaply made, won’t last fore-ever.)
Extra Kitchen Gear
KampMATE Wood Burning Stove (I only use this once in a while but it works well burning twigs and small pieces of wood. Of course the whole process takes much longer compared to a fuel stove. I use Fastwood Fire Sticks to get things going quicker.)
Extra Clothing I Use
Columbia Men’s Silver Ridge Cargo Pants
Adidas Sport Performance Boxer Briefs
Wrangler Heavyweight Fleece Shirt
Balaclava (This is a lightweight balaclava that works great for camping.)
Miscellaneous Camping
Foxelli Headlamp Flashlight (These are nice headlamps. Good for camping and I keep one in the glove box of my car for emergencies.)
Disclaimer
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