No, dragging it on the ground may puncture the SUP and will result in deflation or leaking.
No, dragging it on the ground may puncture the SUP and will result in deflation or leaking.
Holes can be found by using a spray bottle and soapy solution, spray all over the boat and watch the bubbles that will form if where the hole is. Please first check the surface around the screw valve and welding seam carefully. If the valve is leaking, you can deflate the SUP and screw the valve tightly.
Small holes can be repaired very quickly by using either the repair kit you received with your boat or by using Air Seal (U051/AS1). Both only take a few minutes to dry completely
This can be purchased online from most retailers who specialise in SUPs and boats
Your SUP can be cleaned with any mild household cleaner such as diluted washing up liquid.
Any house-hold cloths or towels can be used.
The SUPs are easily stored away, please ensure this is thoroughly clean and dry before storing away. We would suggest you roll up the deflated SUP and store this in a canvas bag.
This is not recommended however if you do always tell your sail routes and time schedule to somebody.
No it is necessary to tie the ropes to your leg for your safety
You can check your local area for information and/or training as required. Always get information about local regulations and dangers related to surfing.