01 · SUPChoose the right SUP
Start with how you’ll use it: a wide, stable board suits relaxed outings, while a longer, narrower shape glides better over distance. Check the capacity against your weight and gear, plus kit weight, recommended pressure and included spares.
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02 · INFLATABLE BOATSHow to choose an inflatable boat
Look beyond the passenger count: include people and gear. Compare packed size, weight, material, floor type and ease of launching. Before pairing it with a motor, check the boat’s plate and manual for its maximum permitted power.
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03 · AIR PUMPSThe right pump for SUPs and inflatables
Check the required pressure and airflow: inflating a high-pressure SUP differs from quickly filling an inflatable boat. Verify the connector and valve, available power source and duty cycle. Stop at the pressure specified by the manufacturer.
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04 · WING FOILWing foil: choose a wing and size
Choose wing area for your weight, typical wind and experience. A larger wing works in lighter wind but can feel demanding when it picks up. Check handles or boom, windows, leash and compatibility with your board and foil.
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05 · FOILA foil setup for your level
A larger front wing tends to provide lift and stability at lower speeds; a smaller one calls for more control. Consider your discipline, weight and conditions, then check the mount, fuselage, mast and hardware: compatibility is not universal.
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06 · ELECTRIC MOTORSElectric motors: look beyond thrust rating
Match thrust to the boat, load and expected conditions. Check system voltage, transom dimensions and shaft length; a shaft that is too short may lose grip. Estimate range using realistic power draw, not only the maximum figure.
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07 · BATTERIESChoose a compatible battery
Voltage must match the motor’s requirements. Amp-hours alone don’t determine range; power draw, speed and conditions matter too. Before buying, check discharge current, charger compatibility, protection features, weight and dimensions.
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08 · OUTBOARDSOutboards: power, shaft and use
Power must stay within the boat’s stated limit. Match shaft length to transom height and compare weight, starting system, tank and service support. Follow the manual and local requirements for installation and maintenance.
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09 · SUP ACCESSORIESSUP accessories that earn their place
Before buying a replacement, check that it fits your board: fin mount, leash length and pump connector. For comfort and safety, also consider a buoyancy aid suited to the activity and waterproof storage for essentials.
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10 · MARINE ACCESSORIESMarine accessories: check compatibility first
Size ropes, fenders and anchors for your boat, attachment points and conditions. Check materials, working load and how each item is fitted. Useful gear is compatible with your setup and easy to inspect before every trip.
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11 · KAYAKHow to choose a kayak
Choose according to use, capacity, stability, weight and storage space.
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12 · INFLATABLE KAYAKSHow to choose an inflatable kayak
Compare capacity, floor, pressure, bag weight and transport practicality.
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