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Some boards you just want to look at, and the Hanalei is one of those. I think for me it was the fact it…
View reviewSome original archive footage of the early wing days on Maui using a Kitewing imported from the snow-covered mountains of Finland. Riding on a 7ft...
Have you seen the Super Frank from Jimmy Lewis? Jimmy was creating some of the first SUP's around back in the day and he and...
Check out this rather mellow SUP foil edit, the more we see of these videos the more we can see the sport grow and the...
Jimmy Lewis and his team are getting with the foil programme now. Here is a sneaky first peek at some raw footage of one of...
Jimmy's final video in his series on board construction. The bit us mere mortals might one day need: new deckpad. Sit back and enjoy the...
This is the final stages, and the bit most of us would actually identify with, i.e; the shiny new board... what a process... bit more...
Jimmy getting to where we might think things are finishing up, but looks like the detailing has just begun. The all important hot coat, which...
Have you ever picked up your board, and thought, how the hell do they get the handle right in the middle? This is more secrets...
Jimmy on day 3 of his epoxy board. I find this totally mesmerising to watch. Check out the carbon going under his feet. So awesome....
Day 2: Bottom Lamination + Poor Mans Vacuum Jimmy slopping glass all over his bottom! If you've ever paddled or surfed a custom construction, then...
Jimmy, the master at work. SUP, kiteboards, Surf boards, wind surf boards... this guys has been there, done that. If you have any interest in...
A quick edit of Craig Fascione SUP Surfing down in the deep south of England on a fickle but well frequented south coast reef, on...
We have a range of boards on test this issue, from inflatables to wave sticks as well as an adjustable paddle from F-One.
Mary Booth heads to the city of Venice, surrounded by water there are no roads for cars and gondolas are the preferred form of transport. Once a year, though, paddle boards dominate the waterways!
