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Great for your titz and helps your tatz so......Thinking of getting into some paddling for surf fitness. Everyone seems stoked on it that gets into it. You guys noticing a lot of benefits in your surfing from this? Thanks!
What type of board were you riding? Sounds like a 12' glider would be a reasonable substitute to a proper prone paddleboardView attachment 107882
4 kilometers this morning.
Though not on a paddleboard, per se.
Caught just under 10 waves along the way... One just over a kilometer long.
Yes, notice it a ton on getting into waves when the size comes.
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Love doing the downwind on the afternoon southwest.i love it. we get a lot of flat days in the summer around here, so it's a nice way to get out onto the water when i normally wouldn't. i have a 12' Bark & gets into swells pretty easily & there's lots of fun to be had out to sea a bit on side shore days catching the bumps. there are a few shoals at the mouth of inlets near me that can get pretty fun but break a bit too far out to be worth paddling to even on a proper log but the paddleboard makes accessing those doable. & of course just cruising along in the flat water is pretty zen.
Price seems high compared to normal fiberglass boardAnyone tried the Bark inflatables?
12’ bark commander prone paddleboard - sporting goods - by owner -...
Touched the water one time! Selling because I don’t use it as much as I thought and would prefer to pick up something else for the bay. This is the air travel version which packs up nicely in the...sandiego.craigslist.org
agreed. I see the appeal for people who can't store one, but the sticker shock is realPrice seems high compared to normal fiberglass board
Just...Anyone tried the Bark inflatables?
12’ bark commander prone paddleboard - sporting goods - by owner -...
Touched the water one time! Selling because I don’t use it as much as I thought and would prefer to pick up something else for the bay. This is the air travel version which packs up nicely in the...sandiego.craigslist.org
What type of board were you riding? Sounds like a 12' glider would be a reasonable substitute to a proper prone paddleboard
i'm in to the mixed racehttp://instagr.am/p/CLPScyAnjk8/ thoughts on these...?
meh. if you want a 10'6" race-style board, get a dolphin or a JM or similar.http://instagr.am/p/CLPScyAnjk8/ thoughts on these...?
the white one will be sh!tloads of fun grabbing mush burger sh!t waves. as far as real effort into distance goes..you'll hate them all.http://instagr.am/p/CLPScyAnjk8/ thoughts on these...?
wow! that's an amazing deal for a classic board that isn't made anymore! Eaton paddleboards are a rare bird, but i imagine now that he's passed, they're going to be even harder to find. i would 100% buy this board if i lived anywhere close to it.14' Eaton Prone Paddleboard - sporting goods - by owner - sale
Excellent prone paddleboard available to keep you in shape through the summer. This one is in very good shape, and ready for the water. Asking $875 $1,300 new...monterey.craigslist.org
I've been tempted to get a prone board. There is a public kayak launch about 300 yards from my house. I do quite a bit of kayaking and kayak fishing out of there during the flat spells. Would be fun to prone paddle so long as I don't get run over.i love it. we get a lot of flat days in the summer around here, so it's a nice way to get out onto the water when i normally wouldn't. i have a 12' Bark & gets into swells pretty easily & there's lots of fun to be had out to sea a bit on side shore days catching the bumps. there are a few shoals at the mouth of inlets near me that can get pretty fun but break a bit too far out to be worth paddling to even on a proper log but the paddleboard makes accessing those doable. & of course just cruising along in the flat water is pretty zen.
price is good, bet you could get cheaper too if you rolled in with cashmeh. if you want a 10'6" race-style board, get a dolphin or a JM or similar.