Definition of paddleboard
: a long narrow buoyant board used for riding the surf or in rescuing swimmers
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Find a spot to rent a stand-up paddleboard: Standup paddleboarding grew 25 percent between 2012 and 2015.
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While away the afternoon in an oceanfront hammock swaying beneath palm trees, swim laps in the 25-meter pool or take a paddleboard or kayak for a spin.
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In the summer, staff brings out boxcar-like storage containers for larger items such as buoys and paddleboards, which are kept in private storage during the offseason.
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Saturday's shark attack was the first off the Big Island since December 2015, when a 9-foot shark grabbed the tail of a standup paddleboard about 600 yards offshore from Pahoehoe Beach in Kailua-Kona.
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Kayaks and stand-up paddleboards will also be for sale.
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Hit the Beach: Kite Beach has rental kiosks stocked with paddleboards, kayaks, and kitesurfing gear, or just dive into the gulf and then grab frozen smoothies at Wanna Banana.
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Grab a paddleboard, kayak or canoe and explore five miles of secluded inland channels, or drift silently over the tranquil May River, and keep an eye out for dolphins.
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The ship will tow kayaks and paddleboards, and skiff excursions offer wildlife watching up close.
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First Known Use of paddleboard
1932
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