How To Store Your Inflatable SUP Over Winter
Get some expert advice on exactly how to store your inflatable SUP for winter in order to keep it in pristine condition for the next time you hit the water.
Written by Jess Davies /
Hello, my name is Harrison Ward perhaps better known as Fell Foodie. I’m a Lake District based outdoor cook and hiker. I love nothing better than attempting to recreate restaurant style meals on minimal equipment in remote locations. You can often find me up high with my camping stove taking in the views below whilst cooking.
We are blessed with so much natural beauty in the UK. At my home in the Lake District there are so many opportunities to paddle in lakes, coastal beaches or mountainous tarns. If getting out on the water is a tranquil experience for you then reaching an unoccupied island will only escalate that. And, if you have mountains close by then load up your backpack and head up high. Paddle boarding on a remote mountain tarn is an experience not many can claim to have done. You may burn some extra calories carrying all the kit to the top but having a nutritious meal to prep and cook when you are there means you won’t go hungry and will have plenty of energy for time on the water.
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