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Register now for our annual community race event, the YOLO Board Paddle Palooza! The Paddle Palooza will take place at the Bay Restaurant on Saturday, September 22nd 2018. Registration will begin at 8 am with the first races (1- and 4-mile) beginning at 9AM. This year's event will feature four race divisions: 1 Mile (under 50 and 50+) 4 Mile (under 50 and 50+) , Kids 12 & Under, and a Team Grande (5 or 6 members) 18' x 6' SUP Race. Registration fee includes a meal, refreshments, a limited edition YOLO Paddle Palooza T-Shirt, a YOLO Hat, and two Grayton Beers for adults.
Teams for the Team Grande Race will be randomly selected from single registrants. If you would like to register an entire team, please contact us at [email protected]!
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FrequentlyAskedQuestions
What paddle board is right for me?
To get started choosing the right stand up paddle board ask yourself the following questions. Then browse our Board Finder to see what floats your boat.
• What activities do you plan to do on your board?
• What is your experience level?
• What is the right board for your height and weight?
• What activities do you plan to do on your board?
• What is your experience level?
• What is the right board for your height and weight?
How do I clean and maintain my Paddle Board?
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sun.
• Rinse off & dry before storing.
• Fix dings with epoxy resin only (not polyester resin).
• Make sure vent plug is screwed in with your fingers (not a tool),“tight to the right”- do not ever turn it to the left or unscrew it.
• Make sure your fin screw is tight before you go into the water. Fins should be removed occasionally and fin box rinsed out.
• Fins should never hit the sand, whether paddling or surfing.
• Rinse off & dry before storing.
• Fix dings with epoxy resin only (not polyester resin).
• Make sure vent plug is screwed in with your fingers (not a tool),“tight to the right”- do not ever turn it to the left or unscrew it.
• Make sure your fin screw is tight before you go into the water. Fins should be removed occasionally and fin box rinsed out.
• Fins should never hit the sand, whether paddling or surfing.
What are your boards made of?
We use many different construction techniques on a wide variety of products including; fiberglass, carbon fiber, rotomolded plastic, and marine grade rubber.
What makes your boards different from others on the market?
We’ve been leading the industry in construction technique, process, and design since 2007. The legendary Bill Bahne serves as our production manager with over 50 years experience in the surf and skate industry. We stand behind the quality of our products with the best customer service in the industry.