John from Mountain River Tours in Kernville took a large group of kayakers out onto the Powerhouse section of the kern. For most of the group this was their first time on a SUP. The group included Olympian Eric Giddens, … More
From Corran Adisson : Over the weekend of June 26-27 some of our Italian friends arrived for a month long kayaking trip in the Californian Sierras. Since they stopped by the factory, we suggested they take some SUP’s with them … More
The Bavarian Waters Team (bavarianwaters.com) went to Cologne to take a part at the German SUP Challenge. It was my first contest this year, so I was very excited to meet the whole german SUP Scene at the sandy Beach … More
First Time I saw the 14′ Sprinter carbon, I had to call it “black beauty”. The first thing I noticed is that it is much more stabile than the one from the year before. Just a few strokes, and the … More
The Chopper is a confidence inspiring board. It is steady and predictable so you can focus on the next move. It is a great board for first time wave riders but answers the call when you want to carve. Not … More
I first surfed the Push at the World Tour on the Big Island of Hawaii during the trials and advanced to the main event. It goes easy from rail to rail, and it’s super good on all kinds of waves. I … More
I’ve been using the Rapidfire for over a year and Its new name is the Enabler. It enables you to run class 3 -4 with the confidence that an inflatable lacks. For medium to hard whitewater this is my board of choice. The … More
The Imagine Spitfire takes whitewater SUP to the next level. While the Rapidfire drives through the river, the Spitfire dances on top of the whitewater. However, with this agility you lose stability. The sensation of SUPing the Spitfire is much … More
I am excited about the new Angler. It’s the perfect platform for fishing in our mountain region of Georgia. I love the perspective by standing sighting fish and cover, watching strikes and stealth on water. Stability is amazing. Fly casting … More
When paddling this board, the over-riding feeling is safety and stability. You don’t get the side-to-side wobbliness inherent in most SUP’s because of the width to length ratio. The standing position is well inboard, with substantial gunwales between you and … More
The Surfer is very stable and Easy for all. We have had over 35 people demo the wave and no one has fallen in the water, from a 6 year old to a 285 lb man. We have had multiple … More
While the Adventure might not be a “race board,” it sure competes with them. When I rolled up for the Dana Point Ocean Challenge and spotted the Imagine sales rep sporting a massive plastic board I figured that it would … More
The Imagine Cutback is the highest performance SUP I’ve ridden. Paddling this board is difficult even for seasoned SUPers, but the rewards are gratifying once you catch a wave. It’s super nimble on a wave, and you’ll be pulling short … More
The enigma is fast on the waves, able to hit the critical spots with precision and crazy fun. The flat deck and thin rails make it very comfortable for such a short narrow SUP. If you want an aggressive board … More
Four months ago I got an 8’6″ Enigma and my surfing has shifted gears. I turn harder with ease. Every session is the best ever – especially low tide morning glass… but seriously even on high tide, windy days. I … More
I have ridden the Enigma in one foot wind chopped slop and six to eight foot low tide dredging barrels. I’d be lying if I didn’t say that the dredging barrels were more fun, but riding crappy chop slop on … More
Imagine Surf is presenting the full line of 2012 boards and products at this dealer-only event in Salt Lake City. Booth# 38080 Open Air Demo Wednesday, August 3rd, 2011 at Jordanelle State Park, Heber UT. Event website: www.outdoorretailer.com
Imagine Surf presents the full line of 2012 products to the surf industry. Booth# 1093 Board Demo Day on Wednesday, September 7th, 2011 at the Orlando Watersports Complex. Event website: www.surfexpo.com
Corran Addison won the 5mile Bay to Bay race this weekend with a commanding lead of 4 minutes on his new 14′ Sprinter, coming in ahead of 16′ “Unlimited class” boards. “It’s not really fair,” Corran said afterwards. “The Sprinter … More
words from Corran Addison : Long time friend Dan Gavere contacted the team at Imagine and told them to come out to the Teva Mountain Games where the SUP class was to be featured for the second year. So Adam … More