'Step by Step' Guide
1 - Unpack & Check
Remove all parts from the backpack and check everything for completeness. Take a moment to familiarize yourself calmly with all the supplied parts
2 - Unroll the SUP board
Lay out on a clean, flat surface with the valve facing upwards. Be sure to use a surface that does not scratch or damage the SUP. Our pool mats are especially suitable as a high-quality base for setting up and drying the SUP board.
3 - Pumping up
Connect the air pump from the accessories to the SUP. We recommend an air pressure of max. 1 bar.
Note: After inflating, a slight indentation may be visible; this is the position of the internal valve. This spot is technically normal and not a defect.
4 - Observe pressure gauge
The first pump strokes do fill the board with air, but the pressure is still so low that the pump needle does not move at first. Only when the board is already relatively tight does the pressure gauge begin to show the pressure. This is completely normal, just keep pumping until the recommended air pressure is reached.
5 - Attach leash / 'Leash'
Attach the safety leash with the Velcro strap to the D-ring at the rear of the board.
6 - Attach kayak seat
Our SUP board is already equipped with four D-rings to which you can attach the kayak seat. Attach the straps of the seat to the D-rings and then tighten them. This way, the seat sits securely and stably. The backrest and straps can be adjusted individually.
7 - Mount footrest
Insert the tube of the cushion support through the designated loops on the SUP – these are usually paired near the cargo net. Push the tube completely through both loops until it is securely in place. Make sure the support is aligned straight and firmly mounted
8 - Assemble paddle
Rule of thumb: Grip at shoulder height + 10-20 cm
The left, teardrop-shaped paddle blade provides powerful strokes with its wide shape and is ideal for longer tours and sporty paddlers.
The right, rectangular blade is easier to handle, uses less strength, and is perfect for beginners, children, or leisurely recreational paddling.
9 - Off to the sea!
Attach fins and other accessories you need for your trip!
When using: It's best to start on your knees, find your balance, then stand up or use the kayak seat.
