New to paddle boarding? Avoid these common beginner mistakes that can ruin your first ride — from board choice to paddle grip. This quick guide helps you paddle smarter, safer, and more confidently.
Not sure how to choose the right paddle board? This beginner-friendly guide breaks down the differences between inflatable and hard boards, how to match your SUP to your paddling goals, and what size and features to look for — all with real-world advice from the experts at Glide.
Wondering how long it takes to learn stand-up paddle boarding? You might be surprised—most beginners can get the hang of it in under an hour. This guide breaks down what to expect, what affects your learning curve, and how to gain confidence faster on the water.
Wondering if inflatable paddle boards are a smart choice for beginners? The answer is yes — and here's why. Learn how inflatables like the Glide Wander offer the perfect blend of stability, durability, and convenience for first-time paddlers.
Welcome to the wonderful world of stand-up paddle boarding (SUP)! If you're here, you're probably looking to buy a paddle board for the first time, and we're here to help. Buying a paddle board can be a bit overwhelming with all the choices and features available, but don't worry—we've got your back. With this ultimate guide to buying a paddle board, you'll be armed with all the knowledge you need to make an informed decision and hit the water with confidence.
Traveling with your inflatable SUP? Learn how to fly with a paddle board—packing tips, airline rules, and gear you’ll need for a stress-free trip.
Looking for the best inflatable paddle board for fishing in 2025? Discover why the Glide Mako is purpose-built for anglers—with built-in rod holders, kayak conversion kit, optional pedal drive, and 500+ lb load capacity. Learn how it stacks up against other boards and what real users say.
New to paddleboarding? This beginner’s guide covers everything you need to know — from gear and balance tips to paddle techniques and safety essentials. Learn how to get started with confidence.
Paddling into a current can be one of the most challenging — and rewarding — experiences in stand up paddleboarding. Whether you're exploring a slow-moving river or dealing with tidal flow, knowing how to work with the water (not against it) is essential.
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