The Yukon Double: Lincoln Dews wants to paddle 2300km in two and a half weeks
Lincoln Dews knows a thing or two about tough races. The former world champ may have made his mark winning short course SUP races but he's actually got a decade of experience in ultra territory. Lincoln first raced Molokai-2-Oahu as a 16-year-old in 2010 and returned several times to that
Floods, fields and those bloody fences: The ‘Big Clarence’ was a big river adventure
Have you ever paddled a flooded river? Have you ever navigated barbed-wire fences, dodged submerged trees and paddled around a farmer's shed? Well after this weekend, competitors of the inaugural "Big Clarence" can tick all those items off their bucket
Meet ‘Clarence,’ possibly the “biggest” new name in Aussie paddling
Australia has always been a curious paddling nation. The country that's produced more talent than any other eternally struggles with events; the home of Travis, Terrene and Boothy hasn't ever housed too many big races. With the exception of the 12 Towers (beloved but now gone) and King of the Cut (so far west it's a
Countdown to Costa Blanca: 50 days til the ‘World SUP Festival’ Euro Tour gathering
The countdown to Costa Blanca is on. In less than two months, the paddling community will congregate on the beautiful coast of southeastern Spain for the 'World Sup Festival'. The World SUP Festival became one of the fan
Ukrainian paddlers are fighting for their freedom – here’s how you can support them
The first thing I noticed when I met Ukrainian paddler George Zamana is that he was always smiling. I thought he was just excited that we were about to paddle in Kyiv's sub-zero temperatures (adventure!) but it turns out George is one of
OG Anthony Vela announced as “Strategic Advisor” for ISA as surfing defends against canoeing’s Olympic advances
One of the living legends of stand up paddling, Anthony "AV" Vela, has been announced as SUP manager for the ISA as the surfing crew begin to wake from their covid slumber and start getting shit done again now that the canoe boys have made their presence felt
The Great Danish Paddle: Casper Steinfath is paddling 1400km *around* Denmark
When Casper Steinfath recently told me about a "new adventure" he was planning, I was already excited before he'd even shared the details. The Danish Viking is one of those guys who embodies the spirit of paddling I admire most -- a desire to push