A quiet paddle in the morning, a lift onto foil when the wind comes up. In 100 seconds, Starboard Korea’s film shows how different equipment and movements open up time on the water.
SUP for scenery, racing and waves
A touring SUP follows the scenery. A race board carries speed through successive strokes. A surf SUP lets you read the wave face and change direction. What you want from the water changes what you ask of the board.
Harness the wind or pump the foil
Windsurfers steer the wind through a sail fixed to the board. Wingfoilers drive with a handheld wing and lift onto a foil. Pumpfoilers sustain the glide through repeated body movement.
Before the board reaches the water
The film shows design and testing as well as work on materials and seams in the inflatable SUP factory. A race shape and an inflatable board are developed around different structures and uses.
Care for the places we return to
The film also includes Starboard Blue’s mangrove planting and coastal plastic collection. See the equipment alongside the places riders return to.
