Stand Up Paddleboarding

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We have a huge range of waterproof bags ideal for stand-up paddle boarding. We’ll run through some of the options and make some recommendations on the ones our team use when out on the water. Key to paddle boarding is to avoid too much clutter on the foredeck. Not only is it a faff getting your board into the water and loaded up with shoes, snacks, drinks bottle, phone, car keys, etc. You don’t want it getting underfoot, rolling off into the drink once you get underway. Put them all in a dry bag, or two, and you’re safe in the knowledge that they won’t get wet. Waterproof waist packs Waterproof waist packs, aka bum bags or fanny packs are a great way of carrying a light load and a drinks bottle, so you can stay hydrated. We have OverBoard’s two and four litre waist packs in stock. They’re fully waterproof and can handle a brief submersion. Just make sure you roll the top down tightly three to four times before securing with the buckles. These bags have a nicely padded waist strap and a zip out drinks bottle holder. Our team use them for paddle boarding, cycling and hiking, as they’re so versatile. If you know you’re highly likely to fall in, we’d recommend the Swim Secure bum bag . It seals with a triple zip lock and is designed specially for swimmers. It’s slim, so perfect for your phone and a car key. Waterproof deck bags Deck bags are specially designed with multiple attachment points to securely lash securely to the foredeck of your paddle board. These are available in yellow or green and take 20 litres of kit. Ideal for longer trips and when you want to carry a change of clothes, snacks and supplies. The deck bags are easily accessed mid-trip thanks their wide opening and easy roll up seal. There is an outer (showerproof) zipped pocket, handy for snacks and an elasticated bungee cord which we use to stash a windproof layer in case it gets blowy out on the water. Dry Tubes Dry Tubes are the most common dry bag and can often be found wedged under the elastic on t

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