How much did that cost you Loco4olas and where did you get it?

Why aren't there any Australian SUP mags yet? That'd be cool, hey? Australian news, photos and stories about places we have been to or might go one day, comps we went in or might go in one day, people we know or might meet one day. Much better than seeing and hearing about places we'll probably never visit and events that are out of reach. I also don't need to see an ad for a shop on the East Coast USA or a board supplier in France.

DavidJohn said...

Yeah.. I agree.. I even check out the Longboarder mags and there isn't even much in them?

I know the some people at one of the those longboard mags and I know they have an aversion to SUPs (possibly due to industry/reader pressure). We won't be getting too much coverage/exposure in that one.

loco4olas said...

Casso said...
We won't be getting too much coverage/exposure in that one.

And nor should SUP IMO-it's NOT longboarding!

Good point. We need a dedicated mag - with no longboarding crap in it.

loco4olas said...

A mate of mine from Hawaii brought one back and another mate now subscribes and I get his hand me downs, complete with drool and dunny odours......

Ahhh, noice.

Crikey! Just got word from the publisher - we can get an annual subscription to Standup Paddle Magazine for A$108. That's A$27 an issue!

Who needs a mag when we got Seabreeze.... Find a lot of surf mag,s whether long or shortboard focused, are pretty boring nowadays. Too much focus on comps and same old same old. Seabreeze is super diverse and has a range of talented, innovative and often witty contributors.