At the end of each year, SUP athlete and enthusiast, Anthony Vela, gives us a list of his Top 10 picks for events that occurred in 2014.

Aaron Koch describes a trip down the Santa Maria River in Mexico.

In what can be a classic case of Sunday Fun day, a man attaches a chair to a paddleboard and cracks open a beer while being towed by a speed boat on the Canning River in Perth, Australia. Take a gander if you’re in for a good laugh.

Boardworks Surf athlete Mike Tavares just put out a rad video with him and Dan Gavere surfing behind a sternwheeler on the Columbia River Gorge.

Beau Nixon is at it again with his Australian standup paddling travel adventures. He just released this new adventure from his three day paddle  downstream on his Naish Inflatable SUP along the Hunter River in New South Wales, Australia.

SIC Maui is excited to announce they are currently in search for two youth athletes to join the SIC family as members of its SIC Junior Development Team with their SIC Grom Search.

Last week we reported that Glide SUP athlete Shane Perrin would attempt the World Record for longest paddle in 24 hours. After his successful attempt, we had a quick chat with Shane to talk a little bit about his new world record.

This weekend, Shane Perrin will attempt to set the Men’s SUP distance 24-hour record. On May 10th of this year, Shane set the current Men's SUP distance 24hr record at 95.6 miles.

12 year old Badfish SUP team rider Miles sticks a body varial 180 to swtich shuv-it on the Scout Wave in Salida, CO.

Boardworks SUP to Debut at 2014 Paddle Expo with System X Distribution. Boardworks Surf will be using System X Distribution to distribute Boardworks Inflatable SUP’s and Badfish SUP products to the European Market.

The ‘Can I Surf That’ ladies have been traveling all over North America to surf and paddle the best river waves around. They recently posted a blog where they hang with the crew of Boardworks’ Badfish SUP and surf a wave near Glenwood.

The Source2Sea team have had their epic short film entered as the only SUP entry for the London Surf Film Festival and really need the help of the SUP community. They want to share their short film, spread the paddleboard message and maybe even win the festival.