Why Inflatable SUPs Make Adventure Easier There is something wonderfully exciting about a paddle boarding trip. Imagine arriving at a quiet lake early in the morning, the water almost perfectly still, the sun beginning to rise over the trees, and your paddle board waiting beside the car. Within minutes, you are on the water, gently pushing away from the shore and enjoying a completely different view of the countryside. Stand-up paddle boarding, usually called SUP, has become one of the most enjoyable ways to explore lakes, rivers, canals and suitable coastal waters. It combines adventure, exercise and relaxation in one activity. You can paddle slowly and enjoy the scenery, challenge yourself with a longer journey, practise your balance, or simply spend a sunny afternoon floating on the water. But there is one problem that anyone who has owned a traditional rigid paddle board will understand: getting the board to the water can sometimes be almost as difficult as paddli...