PAU HANA SURF SUPPLY

Pau Hana Surf Supply is a premier designer and manufacturer of innovative stand-up paddle boards based in California on the West Coast. Our passion for stand-up paddling and the spirit of play inspired us to create boards that cater to every SUP lifestyle. Our name, Pau Hana, translates to “the time after work” and embodies the laid-back vibe of the West Coast. Our mission is to spread the stoke of stand-up paddling by serving our customers with aloha. Join us and experience the joy of being on the water with our high-quality SUP boards.

Paddling with Porpoise Continued
Paddling with Porpoise Continued

January 04, 2024

When I dreamed of this trip, I pictured white sand beaches, epic camping photos, roosterfish and other game fish on the fly rod, and surreal tranquility without a soul in sight. I also thought it was going to take me two months and be the greatest thing to ever happen to me. And in many ways, it was and still is.

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Paddleboard Camping: Exploring the Great Outdoors on a SUP
Paddleboard Camping: Exploring the Great Outdoors on a SUP

May 17, 2023

Explore the great outdoors while paddleboarding and camping under the stars. Learn how to plan your route, choose the perfect gear, prioritize safety, and leave no trace.

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Why You Should Wear a PFD While Paddleboarding
Why You Should Wear a PFD While Paddleboarding

March 30, 2023

This article explores the essential reasons why wearing a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) while paddleboarding is crucial for your safety. From providing extra buoyancy to being a legal requirement in some areas, learn why a PFD can give you peace of mind while enjoying this fun water sport.

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Paddling with Porpoise
Paddling with Porpoise

January 04, 2023

“Ugh, a headwind.” I murmured to myself. “Of course it’s a head wind.” I’m at mile 200, 16 days into the trip without a day of tailwind. The forecast for the day was for the first “El Norte,” wind event. A powerful northern wind that howls down the Sea of Cortez from late fall to early spring.

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